Ethics of access and the sociospatial shift

Gillian Youngs’ analysis of globalization, feminism and information society raises some challenging issues regarding the increasing relevance of “sociospatial as well as geospatial understadings of the world and the interactions that take place within it” (Youngs, 69). I found her referencing of feminist theory and practice as a potential means for articulating an ethics of [...]

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