Who speaks? And who listens? The relationship between planners and women's participation in local planning in a multi-cultural urban environment

In recent decades, the dominant planning discourse has undergone a great change from a previous top-down approach towards collaborative and communicative planning. Instead of merely planning for the people in a technocratic and positivist approach, planners are increasingly expected to pay attention...

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Published in:	GeoJournal 2007-09, Vol.70 (1), p.61-74
Main Author:	Listerborn, Carina
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Bgi / Prodig Citizen participation Citizens Citizenship City councils City planning Civil service Climate change Collaboration Colonialism Communication Critical theory Discourse Everyday life Feminism Feminist theory Gender Geography Global climate Housing Human Geography Imperialism Interpersonal relations Knowledge Kulturgeografi Lebenswelt Local communities Local planning Marginality Marginalized people Multiculturalism Multiculturalism & pluralism Neighborhoods Participatory planning Planners planner’s role Planning Postcolonialism Power Power relations Samhällsvetenskap Social and Economic Geography Social engineering Social identity Social och ekonomisk geografi Social participation Social research Social Sciences Studies Technocracy Truth Urban areas Urban environment Urban environments Urban geography Urban planning Urban policy Urban population and society Vice Presidents Voices Women Women's participation
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