Women and Planning: Creating Gendered Realities

HALF-TITLE......Page 1
TITLE......Page 3
COPYRIGHT......Page 4
CONTENTS......Page 5
PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS......Page 8
GENDERED EXPECTATIONS......Page 9
IS THERE STILL A PROBLEM?......Page 11
CONTEXT AND INTER-RELATIONSHIPS......Page 14
THE URBAN QUESTION......Page 16
THEORETICAL BASIS......Page 17
BELIEF......Page 19
CONCEPTUALIZATION......Page 20
METHODOLOGY AND TONE......Page 21
UNRESOLVED ISSUES......Page 23
NOTES......Page 24
BLAMING THE PLANNERS......Page 25
The developers......Page 26
The people?......Page 28
Limitations......Page 29
Law......Page 30
Vertical distribution......Page 32
Horizontal distribution......Page 35
Philosopher king......Page 36
Technician operator......Page 37
The manager......Page 39
Caution......Page 41
Gender and feminism......Page 42
Class and capitalism......Page 44
Zoning and division......Page 47
Outward growth and transportation......Page 48
District planning......Page 51
Estate planning......Page 54
MAKING INTERCONNECTIONS......Page 55
Definitions and generalizations......Page 58
Nature and science......Page 59
Creating realities......Page 60
Does space matter?......Page 62
Social and economic planning......Page 63
Population planning and eugenics......Page 66
Third-world planning......Page 68
Green planning......Page 70
Designing for whom?......Page 72
Designing by whom?......Page 73
Expectations and Realities......Page 76
‘Other’ dimensions......Page 77
The past justifying the present......Page 78
Civilization......Page 79
Personal perspectives......Page 81
Other others in Egypt......Page 83
Classical zoning......Page 85
Zone zappers......Page 87
Gendered intellectual baggage......Page 88
Medieval celestial spheres......Page 89
Urban order......Page 91
REVERTING TO TYPE......Page 92
Just a few mad women?......Page 93
The making of the working-class......Page 94
Hygiene and filth......Page 95
Men’s model communities......Page 97
Garden cities......Page 98
Overlaps or plagiarisms?......Page 100
Inspiration......Page 101
Utopianism......Page 102
Think-tanks......Page 104
Women’s model communities......Page 106
Urban opportunities......Page 107
Sex and space......Page 109
Spirit and space......Page 110
The creation of a profession......Page 112
Municipalization of planning......Page 114
Pre-war planning education......Page 116
Women’s place in planning?......Page 117
Belief?......Page 119
Dispersal and density......Page 120
Biological zoning......Page 121
Planning inside housing......Page 123
Private housebuilding......Page 125
OUTSIDE INFLUENCES: THE NEW TECHNOLOGY......Page 126
Producing paradise......Page 129
Heaviness or levity......Page 130
Office development......Page 131
Retail development......Page 133
Where were the women?......Page 135
Transportation planning......Page 137
Public open space or closed private space......Page 139
Urban systems theory......Page 143
Traditional family values......Page 145
Urban social zones......Page 146
Popular Poplar......Page 147
Planning for people......Page 148
DISILLUSIONMENT WITH THE GOSPEL OF PLANNING......Page 150
Race and space......Page 152
Real working-class communities?......Page 154
Rise of the new left......Page 155
Changing attitudes?......Page 158
Expansion and credentialization......Page 160
Proliferation and demarcation......Page 163
Limitations and opportunities......Page 164
Likely types......Page 166
How it came about: penetrating the profession......Page 169
Overlaps between the professional and the personal......Page 171
The generation of women and planning......Page 172
London boroughs......Page 173
Other cities......Page 174
CHANGING THE AGENDA......Page 176
PLANNING DIFFERENTLY......Page 177
PRIORITIZING SAFETY......Page 180
Home and work......Page 181
Redefining public open space......Page 183
Shopping and food gathering......Page 185
The caring city......Page 186
PLANNING LAW: PUTTING POLICY INTO PRACTICE......Page 187
A GENDER CITY?......Page 189
CONCLUSION......Page 191
NOTE......Page 195
APPENDIX I Women in planning......Page 196
HISTORY OF PLANNING......Page 200
WOMEN AND PLANNING POLICY......Page 201
WOMEN IN PLANNING......Page 202
Professional realm......Page 204
WOMEN AND PLANNING GUIDELINES: REAL-WORLD PRAGMATIC POLICIES......Page 205
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 208
NAME INDEX......Page 240
SUBJECT AND PLACE INDEX......Page 246