Women, Human Settlements and Housing

Janet Henshall Momsen · Caroline O. N. Moser · Linda Peake

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Gender, Education, and Development Issues Gender Studies and Social Issues

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Housing and infrastructural services play a central role in the lives of Third World women and yet such women are invariably overlooked by those responsible for planning human settlements. The authors examine why this has occurred.

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