Marie Gilow
Biographic Data
| ID | 1633579 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marie Gilow |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marie |
| FAMILY NAME | Gilow |
| SIGNATURE | GILOW M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Libre de Bruxelles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Gender, class and daily mobility in a global city
The gendered distribution of trips linked to the domestic sphere and to care work have been highlighted by a range of feminist geographers and sociologists since the 1980s. Yet, little research has shed light on how class relations intersect with this gendered mobility. The study on intersection of class and gender is particularly relevant in Global cities as places that concentrate both highly-skilled and low-skilled female workers, connected to…
It's work, physically and logistically”
Mobilité parentale en Belgique
info:eu-repo/semantics/published
L'anxiété urbaine et ses espaces. Expériences de femmes bruxelloises
The article aims at developing a typology of anxiety-provoking places as they are perceived by female citizens when they walk through an urban environment. Based on a qualitative study of interviews with ten women living in Brussels, it explores the ways in which spatial and situational characteristics can provoke anxiety through the combination of sensorial impressions and particular spatial configurations that set the framework for potentially …
Déplacements des femmes et sentiment d’insécurité à Bruxelles
L’égalité entre hommes et femmes en matière de déplacement dans la ville est loin d’être acquise. Un aspect de ce déséquilibre est lié au sentiment d’insécurité qui affecte plus spécifiquement les femmes. Cet article analyse la diversité, mais aussi l’ampleur avec laquelle se manifeste le sentiment d’insécurité des femmes dans leur manière de se déplacer en ville. Cette problématique invite à une réflexion sur l’intériorisation de la différenciat…
Travelling in Brussels and feeling unsafe
Equality between men and women in terms of travelling in the city is far from being a reality. One aspect of this imbalance is linked to feeling unsafe, which affects women in particular. This article analyses the diversity as well as the scope of the feeling of being unsafe as experienced by women, in their ways of travelling in the city. This problem calls for a reflection on the interiorisation of the social differentiation between the sexes a…
Verplaatsingen van vrouwen en onveiligheidsgevoel in Brussel
Gelijkheid tussen mannen en vrouwen bij de verplaatsingen in de stad is verre van verworven. Een aspect van dat onevenwicht heeft te maken met het onveiligheidsgevoel waarmee vooral vrouwen geconfronteerd worden. Het artikel analyseert de diversiteit van het onveiligheidsgevoel van vrouwen, maar ook de omvang waarmee het tot uiting komt in de manier waarop ze zich in de stad verplaatsen. De problematiek zet aan tot een reflectie over de interiori…
It's work, physically and logistically”
L'anxiété urbaine et ses espaces. Expériences de femmes bruxelloises
The article aims at developing a typology of anxiety-provoking places as they are perceived by female citizens when they walk through an urban environment. Based on a qualitative study of interviews with ten women living in Brussels, it explores the ways in which spatial and situational characteristics can provoke anxiety through the combination of sensorial impressions and particular spatial configurations that set the framework for potentially …
Déplacements des femmes et sentiment d’insécurité à Bruxelles
L’égalité entre hommes et femmes en matière de déplacement dans la ville est loin d’être acquise. Un aspect de ce déséquilibre est lié au sentiment d’insécurité qui affecte plus spécifiquement les femmes. Cet article analyse la diversité, mais aussi l’ampleur avec laquelle se manifeste le sentiment d’insécurité des femmes dans leur manière de se déplacer en ville. Cette problématique invite à une réflexion sur l’intériorisation de la différenciat…
Travelling in Brussels and feeling unsafe
Equality between men and women in terms of travelling in the city is far from being a reality. One aspect of this imbalance is linked to feeling unsafe, which affects women in particular. This article analyses the diversity as well as the scope of the feeling of being unsafe as experienced by women, in their ways of travelling in the city. This problem calls for a reflection on the interiorisation of the social differentiation between the sexes a…
Verplaatsingen van vrouwen en onveiligheidsgevoel in Brussel
Gelijkheid tussen mannen en vrouwen bij de verplaatsingen in de stad is verre van verworven. Een aspect van dat onevenwicht heeft te maken met het onveiligheidsgevoel waarmee vooral vrouwen geconfronteerd worden. Het artikel analyseert de diversiteit van het onveiligheidsgevoel van vrouwen, maar ook de omvang waarmee het tot uiting komt in de manier waarop ze zich in de stad verplaatsen. De problematiek zet aan tot een reflectie over de interiori…
L'anxiété urbaine et ses espaces. Expériences de femmes bruxelloises
The article aims at developing a typology of anxiety-provoking places as they are perceived by female citizens when they walk through an urban environment. Based on a qualitative study of interviews with ten women living in Brussels, it explores the ways in which spatial and situational characteristics can provoke anxiety through the combination of sensorial impressions and particular spatial configurations that set the framework for potentially …
Mobilité parentale en Belgique
info:eu-repo/semantics/published
It's work, physically and logistically”
Gender, class and daily mobility in a global city
The gendered distribution of trips linked to the domestic sphere and to care work have been highlighted by a range of feminist geographers and sociologists since the 1980s. Yet, little research has shed light on how class relations intersect with this gendered mobility. The study on intersection of class and gender is particularly relevant in Global cities as places that concentrate both highly-skilled and low-skilled female workers, connected to…
Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Dutch Social and Cultural Studies (2 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Migration and Exile Studies (2 works)