Shahr-i hāmī huqūq-i zanān: Persian 1401

Leslie Kern is an associate professor of geography and environment and director of women's studies at Mount Allison University. She researches and teaches in the areas of urban and social geography, women's and city studies, and gender and environmental justice. One of his honors is receiving the "Achievement of Canadian National Housing Studies" award. The book "The City Supporting Women's Rights" is one of his new research in the field of urban and gender studies, which depicts the tensions between "the city as an obstacle" and "the city as a possibility". The experiences mentioned by Kern exist almost all over the world. He combines the scientific approach with signs of popular culture, which results in providing practical solutions for better livability of the city for all groups, especially women. In addition to general audiences interested in the urban field, this book is useful work for city managers around the world. By presenting examples and solutions, the author talks about the necessity of reviewing the territory of public spaces and influences the reader's attitude towards the characteristics of urban places such as being fair for everyone, accessible and happy, and security and dynamism.