Index
People, Spaces and Places in Gendered Environments
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ISSN: 1529-2126
Publication date: 3 June 2024
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(2024), "Index", Demos, V.(V). and Segal, M.T. (Ed.) People, Spaces and Places in Gendered Environments (Advances in Gender Research, Vol. 34), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 165-168. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1529-212620240000034013
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Copyright © 2024 Vasilikie (Vicky) Demos and Marcia Texler Segal
INDEX
Aboriginal Australian Dreaming
, 148
Academy, cultures of
, 60–61
Adaptive strategies
, 112–113
Aigaleo
, 19, 23–25
Airbnb
, 45
Amazon biome
, 124
Amazonia
, 124
Amenities
, 83–84
Anthropocene
, 49
Asian American population
, 58
Asian American Studies
, 58
Asian immigrant women scholars
, 59
influential role of mother in family
, 71–73
negative impacts of gender and environments on career pathway of participants
, 65–69
positive impacts of gender and environments on career pipelines
, 69–70
Associations of Indigenous Traditional Authorities (AATI)
, 133
Athens
, 4
Australian Aboriginal Dreaming
, 10
Bangladesh, workplace environment of
, 88–90
Body-land-territory
, 126
Brigate Rosse group
, 37
Built environment
, 3–4
Cagne Sciolte collective
, 39–40
Care
, 44, 126
Care work
, 137
Caring
, 10
Cassava
, 128
Caucherías
, 10, 127
Chagra
, 128, 134
Class
, 16
Climate change
, 1–3, 128
Colombian Amazon
, 124–125
context of program
, 130–131
policy implications of research
, 138–140
Comfort
, 84
Commodity-city
, 46
Concrete walls
, 58
Conference of the Parties (COP)
, 3
Conservation
, 124
Critical race theory
, 58
Cultures of Academy
, 60–61
Dakota Access pipeline
, 2
Dark green humility
, 10, 158
Dearth of research works
, 59
Deep ecology
, 150–151
Destinations for sex tourism
, 102
Digital nomads
, 45
Dual-factor hypothesis (see Two-factor theory of motivation)
Earnings
, 102
Eco-tourism
, 5
Ecofeminism
, 3, 10, 126, 147
Ecofeminist
, 126
Ecological native
, 129
Ecoqueering
, 147
Ecospirituality
, 146
and gender dynamics
, 150–155
and pro-sustainable lifeways
, 158–159
theoretical framework
, 146–149
theorizing religion
, 149–150
white evangelical masculinist subcultures
, 155–158
Edible plants
, 121
El Campo
, 120
Emerging overrepresentation of women in STEM
, 59
Emotional displacement
, 46
Empowerment
, 39
Environment
, 150–152
Environmental studies
, 147
Evangelical Christianity
, 146
Exclusionary displacement
, 46
Facilities
, 83–84
Fairness, lack of
, 86
Family
, 101
Fascist regime
, 36
Favoritism
, 81
Feelings of belonging
, 18
Female home-based sex workers (FHBSWs)
, 104, 109
Female sex workers (FSWs)
, 102
Feminism
, 16, 45
Financial insecurities
, 109–110
Forces of reproduction
, 50
Forest
, 127
Formal Indigenous women’s associations
, 133
Gasometer
, 42
Gasometer of Rome, The
, 41
Gender
, 1–4, 17, 44–45, 104
bias
, 90, 128
dynamics
, 150–155
parity
, 79, 140
prejudice
, 91–92
theories
, 58
Gender equality
, 78, 91
proper implementation of gender equality in organizational structure
, 92
Gendered environments
built environment and gender
, 3–4
natural environment, climate change, and gender
, 1–3
Gentrification
, 5, 7, 36, 38–39, 43–45
“Girls and Women in Prostitution” study
, 102
Glass ceilings
, 58, 91
Global Environment Facility (GEF)
, 130
Greece
, 16
census data on demographic characteristics by area
, 21
census data on households by area
, 22
women and urban public space
, 17–18
women’s experiences
, 22–28
Green spaces
, 19, 23, 25, 30
Harassment
, 90
Health
, 101
hazards
, 110–112
Home-based Sex Workers
, 103
Human displacement
, 46
Human/nature relationship
, 147
Immoral (Traffic) Prevention Act
, 1956, 102
Indigenous organizations
, 125
Indigenous Resguardos and Cabildos
, 133
Indigenous thinking
, 137
Indoor environmental quality (IEQ)
, 91
Informal networking
, 92
Instituto de Hidrología, Metereología y Estudios Ambientales (IDEAM)
, 124
International Labor Organization (ILO)
, 88
Intersectionality
, 18, 60
Job promotion mechanism
, 93
Labour Force Participation (LFP)
, 79
Liberation of spaces through occupation
, 38–41
Limited advancement opportunities
, 85
discrimination in hiring and advancement
, 85
lack of fairness
, 86
lack of intentions
, 87–88
lack of representation
, 86–87
Live poultry
, 119
Lived experiences
, 107–109
Local Development Program (LDP)
, 20
Manicuera
, 127
Marginalization
, 45
Marxist feminists
, 18
Masculinist culture of organizations
, 79
Micro-aggression
, 58
Mind tools
, 61
Mindset
, 61
Mira-Lanza factory
, 37
Mobility
, 22
Mother
, 71–73
Municipal administration
, 39
Natural environment
, 1–3
Nea Smyrne
, 19–20, 25–27
Neighborhood
, 22, 26
Nel Gasometro (Ventroni)
, 7
creating space
, 41–43
gender and gentrification
, 44–45
gentrification
, 43–44
liberation of spaces through occupation
, 38–41
power relationships and resistance
, 45–46
sense of security
, 47–49
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
, 103, 125
Non-NGOs
, 133
Nonformal women’s groups and committees
, 133
Ñue kaɨ iyena
, 127
Organización Nacional de Pueblos Indígenas de Colombia (OPIAC)
, 124
Ostiense District, The
, 36–37
Ownership
, 18
Palaio Psychico
, 27–28
Parental obligations
, 90
Persistent underrepresentation of Asian American women
, 59
Pew Research Center (PRC)
, 59
Phenomenological narrative research
, 60–61
Physical environment
, 79
Pipelines
, 2
Place-based displacement
, 38
Policy
, 66–69
Posthumanism
, 147
Poverty
, 107
Power relationships
, 45–46
Private spaces
, 4–5
Pro-sustainable lifeways
, 158–159
Professional growth
, 86
Prostitution
, 102
Psychico
, 20, 27
Public good
, 36
Public spaces, women’s use of
, 30–31
Public transit
, 89
Public transportation
, 24
Public–private divide and women
, 29–30
Puerto Rico
, 4, 120
US educational policies in
, 121
Punjab
, 5
Punjab State Aids Control Society (PSACS)
, 103
Queer activism
, 10
Queer ecology
, 147
Queering
, 146–148
Racial/ethnic discrimination
, 5
REDD for Early Movers program (REM program)
, 130
Religious frameworks
, 152
“REM-Visión Amazonia” program
, 130–131
Representation, lack of
, 86–87
Reproductive activities
, 18, 28, 32
Resistance
, 45–46
Risk
, 104
Rome
, 4
Safe space
, 48
Safety
, 48, 84
Scholarship
, 154
Sense of security
, 47–49
Sex tourism hubs
, 102
Sex work
, 100, 102
Sex workers
, 40
adaptive strategies
, 112–113
financial insecurities
, 109–110
lived experiences
, 107–109
in Punjab
, 102–104
violence, violations, and health hazards
, 110–112
Sexuality
, 18, 100
Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
, 9
Skill development mechanism
, 93
SlutWalk movement
, 40
Small Grants Program (SGP)
, 130, 135
Social cognitive theory
, 80
Social networks
, 31
Social spaces
, 45
Socialism
, 17
Societal negativity
, 90
Socio-psychological environment
, 79
Socio-spatial approach to urban space
, 28–29
South Bronx
, 119
Spatial segregation
, 82–83
Spiritual proclivities
, 150
Spirituality
, 149–150
STEM
, 5, 59, 61
Strategic othering
, 159
Success case method (SCM)
, 62
Symbolic interactionist approach
, 9
Target Intervention Program
, 104
Territory-woman-care
, 126
Third spaces
, 18
Time constraints
, 90
Tourist gentrification
, 38
Touristification
, 5, 39
Toxic swagger
, 156
Tropenbos Colombia Foundation
, 130, 135
Two-factor theory of motivation
, 80
Two-Spirit identity
, 153
UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW)
, 3
Unfriendly physical environment
, 82
facilities and amenities
, 83–84
safety and comfort
, 84
spatial segregation
, 82–83
Unione Donne Italiane movement
, 38
United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
, 125, 130
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
, 125
Urban green areas
, 18
Urban public space
, 17–18
Urban space
, 17
socio-spatial approach to
, 28–29
US educational policies
, 121
Violence
, 100, 110–112
“Visión Amazonia” program
, 130
White evangelical masculinist subcultures
, 155–158
Women
, 16–18, 80
Aigaleo
, 23–25
career development in Bangladesh
, 90–92
ensure safety of women employees
, 92
experiences
, 22–28
Nea Smyrne
, 25–27
Palaio Psychico
, 27–28
theoretical reflections
, 28–31
use of public spaces
, 30–31
Women Caregivers of the Amazon program
, 125, 130–131, 138
Work
, 78
Work environment
, 69, 105, 114
Work–life balance
, 93
Workplace environment
of Bangladesh
, 88–90
recommendations
, 92–93
and women’s career development in Bangladesh
, 90–92
Workplace harassment
, 88
- Prelims
- People, Spaces and Places in Gendered Environments: An Introduction
- Part 1. Urban Environments
- Chapter 1: Women and Public Space in Late-1980s Athens, Greece: Reflections on Gender, Space and Future Cities
- Chapter 2: Nel Gasometro: A Gender Perspective on the Ostiense District of Rome
- Part 2. Workplace Environments
- Chapter 3: Recent Asian Immigrant Women Scholars in Stem Fields: A Study of Gender and Environment Impacts on their Career Pathways
- Chapter 4: Workplace Environment for Gender Equality and Sustainable Career Planning: The Case of Bangladesh
- Chapter 5: Indoor Sex Workers in Punjab: A Qualitative Enquiry
- Part 3. Ecofeminisms
- Chapter 6: My First Environmentalist
- Chapter 7: Indigenous Women and Climate Change in the Colombian Amazon
- Chapter 8: Ecofeminist Ecospirituality: Manifestations of Queerness and Gender in (Re)Connecting with Nature and the Non-Human World
- Index