`This book provides a useful stepping stone for developing more focused arguments and research for the future roles of gender in cities.It can be recommended as a text... chapters contribute new perspectives and raise serious feminist agendas for empowerment and diversity′ - Local Government Studies′Changing Places provides an up-to-date account of women’s transport use, of gendered patterns in shopping behaviour and of women’s access to housing in Britain today, as well as of initiatives to involve women in planning decisions′ - Local Economy′A welcome addition since it brings together the diversity of women’s experiences and a range of perspectives from recent studies in an accessible and thorough format′ - Housing Studies′This book is good value for money, especially if you are a housing student′ - Environment and Planning B′It is well researched, readable and thought-provoking, and it does not demand cover-to-cover reading; dipping into it would sacrifice neither sense nor clarity′ - Chartered Surveyor Monthly

• IntroductionWomen, Feminisms and Methods - Susan YeandlePART ONE: WOMEN, WORK AND INCOMEWomen and Work - Susan YeandleThe Feminisation of Poverty - Carol WalkerPART TWO: WOMEN AND HOMEHousehunting - Jane DarkeThe Englishwoman’s Castle? - Jane DarkeWomen and Homelessness - Penny LidstonePART THREE: CHALLENGES FOR PLANNINGThe Man-Shaped City - Jane DarkeWomen’s Safety - Helen MorrellWomen and Transport - Rosalie HillWomen Shopping - Dory ReevesWomen and Leisure - Eileen GreenPART FOUR: CHANGING PLACESWomen and Consultation - Chris BoothBreaking down Barriers - Chris Booth

`This book provides a useful stepping stone for developing more focused arguments and research for the future roles of gender in cities.It can be recommended as a text... chapters contribute new perspectives and raise serious feminist agendas for empowerment and diversity′ - Local Government Studies′Changing Places provides an up-to-date account of women’s transport use, of gendered patterns in shopping behaviour and of women’s access to housing in Britain today, as well as of initiatives to involve women in planning decisions′ - Local Economy′A welcome addition since it brings together the diversity of women’s experiences and a range of perspectives from recent studies in an accessible and thorough format′ - Housing Studies′This book is good value for money, especially if you are a housing student′ - Environment and Planning B′It is well researched, readable and thought-provoking, and it does not demand cover-to-cover reading; dipping into it would sacrifice neither sense nor clarity′ - Chartered Surveyor Monthly

• IntroductionWomen, Feminisms and Methods - Susan YeandlePART ONE: WOMEN, WORK AND INCOMEWomen and Work - Susan YeandleThe Feminisation of Poverty - Carol WalkerPART TWO: WOMEN AND HOMEHousehunting - Jane DarkeThe Englishwoman’s Castle? - Jane DarkeWomen and Homelessness - Penny LidstonePART THREE: CHALLENGES FOR PLANNINGThe Man-Shaped City - Jane DarkeWomen’s Safety - Helen MorrellWomen and Transport - Rosalie HillWomen Shopping - Dory ReevesWomen and Leisure - Eileen GreenPART FOUR: CHANGING PLACESWomen and Consultation - Chris BoothBreaking down Barriers - Chris Booth