Laura Paniagua Arguedas
This book is concerned, on the one hand, with the ways in which different women and collectives inhabit and move through places within the city and, on the other, examines both the way in which mobility is experienced from a gender perspective, as well as the way in which places are shaped by individual and collective mobility. We start from the premise that mobility processes are not only heterogeneous but also profoundly unequal. Indeed, dimensions such as age, class, sexuality and gender, among others, can help to better understand the differentiated and unequal access to means and mechanisms of daily mobility.
Type of production: Scientific articles and chapters
City: Mexico
Year of publication: 2021
Publisher: Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana.
Language(s) of publication: Español
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