Feminist urban studies has been generated through a hierarchical ordering, tending to be
strongly bifurcated by those scholars who study issues pertaining to cities in the “global south” …

The purpose of this essay is to initiate a conversation about the production and analysis of
knowledge on women and the urban. Starting with a brief overview of how women have been …

In our engagement with Neil Brenner and Christian Schmid’s thesis on planetary urbanization
we argue that, while they have successfully marked some important limits of mainstream …

Friendships are an important part of what makes us, and our geographies of various kinds,
human. We consider how geographers can contribute to efforts to afford friendship greater …

Mapping Women, Making Politics demonstrates the multiple ways in which gender influences
political processes and the politics of space. The book begins by addressing feminism's …

Geographers’ long‐term involvement in the construction ‘race’ and gender has occurred
through literally and metaphorically mapping out the world in ways that highlight, perpetuate …

The topic of patriarchy has received little direct attention by geographers but it is addressed
in this paper as a central tenet of the structuring of urban social space. Drawing on an outline …

* Department of Geography, Queen’s University** Division of Social Sciences, York University
s we enter the next millennium, deeply racialized aspects of US society are increasingly …

As we enter the new millennium, geographers have a momentous opportunity to reflect upon
the historical development of our discipline and the academic culture within which it thrives, …

In this response to Ananya Roy’s paper, I ask: who are the allies of feminist knowledge
production about the urban? To explore this question, I specifically ask what feminist scholars …