“GIS Approaches to Gender Analysis” fosters engagement with the newest mapping and GIS application in contemporary issues regarding gender inequalities and nurtures recognition of how institutional global, every day, and intimate spaces are inherently gendered, classed, raced, and sexualized. It demonstrates the spatiality of the politics of gender difference, and the contributions of GIS and spatial analysis to the struggles for equality and social justice.
Check out Spatial Health Inequalities for a more in-depth look at how these issues translate to the health sphere.