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Place Matters: Comparative International Perspectives on Feminist Geography* |
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| Authors: | Janice Monk |
| Abstract: | Feminist geography is now widely practiced internationally, but its development is usually reviewed from a temporal rather than a spatial perspective. This article assesses the varying extent and nature of feminist geography across countries, attempting to interpret differences in terms of cultural contexts and disciplinary trends. It is intended to stimulate reflection and does not claim to offer definitive interpretations. |
| Keywords: | feminist geography international perspectives research issues |