Gender, Planning and Human Rights explores the geographies and spatialities of human rights with particular emphasis on the connections between gender and human rights in planning and development.

Part 1 Introduction; Chapter 1 Gender and Human Rights, Tovi Fenster; Part 2 Gender, Planning and Human Rights; Chapter 2 Women, Planning and Local Central Relations in the UK, Jo Little; Chapter 3 Culture, Human Rights and Planning (As Control) for Minority Women in Israel, Tovi Fenster; Chapter 4 Intersecting Claims, Marcia Wallace, Beth Moore Milroy; Chapter 5 The Gender Inequalities of Planning in Singapore, Gillian Davidson; Part 3 Gender, Development and Policy-Making Within the Human Rights Context; Chapter 6 Households, Violence and Women’s Economic Rights, Ann M. Oberhauser; Chapter 7 Gender, Informal Employment and the Right to Productive Resources, Maureen Hays-Mitchell; Chapter 8 Gender, Migrants and Rights in the European Union, Eleonore Kofman; Chapter 9 Does Cultural Survival have a Gender?, Deborah Bird Rose; Chapter 10 Women and Human Rights in Post-Communist Countries, Ji?ina Šiklová; Part 4 Conclusion; Chapter 11 Gender, Planning and Human Rights, Tovi Fenster;