Abstract
Abstract Feminist interventions explore and theorize gendered experiences of urban life, and conceptualize the complex relationship between urban space and social relations of difference and inequality. Addressing urban themes such as housing, labor, planning, safety, transportation, care work, social reproduction, and the public/private distinction, anglophone feminists have illustrated the significance of gender in shaping cities over time. Methodological innovations in qualitative as well as quantitative research have developed a rich empirical body of work addressing difference, power, and agency. Concern with both representation and redistribution is a hallmark of anglophone feminist work. As this scholarship moves forward, increased attention to the Global South and non‐anglophone research will help to break down geographic and conceptual barriers in feminist interventions.
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