[P2P-F] feminist urbanism

[Michel Bauwens]

interesting, in one of the works of A. Allen Butcher, one of the foremost
experts on community economics: https://we.riseup.net/assets/4969/ELAN.pdf

(more at
http://p2pfoundation.net/Jarin_Boonmathya?title=Special%3ASearch&search=%22Allen+Butcher%22&fulltext=Search
)



"Historical Efforts in Developing Community
as Industry
There have been many efforts in the past to develop
community as industry, and we can see some of these
in the "material feminist" proposals, projects and even
patents presented in writings by Dolores
Hayden (see: Redesigning the American Dream:
Gender, Housing, and Family Life, and The Grand
Domestic Revolution: A History of Feminist
Designs for American Homes, Neighborhoods,
and Cities), Hayden's work includes mentions of
Ebenezer Howard's "Garden Cities," Frederick Law
Olmsted's "Garden Suburbs," and Franklin D.
Roosevelt's "Green Belt" housing and community
development program, part of the 1930s New Deal
initiatives. See the following.
• Hayden: http://www.architecture.yale.edu/faculty/
professors/hayden/hayden.htm
• Howard and Olmsted: http://www.asu.edu/caed/
proceedings98/Garvin/garvin.html
• Roosevelt: http://www.mdmunicipal.org/cities/
index.cfm?townname=Greenbelt&page=home"

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