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The article examines how gender and culture shape public spaces using the example of the Shimla Mall in India. It finds that the mall is designed and used in gendered ways, with specific areas for families and children versus single men. Cultural norms also influence how people interact and conduct themselves in the new commercial space of the mall compared to traditional public spaces.
The article examines how gender and culture shape public spaces using the example of the Shimla Mall in India. It finds that the mall is designed and used in gendered ways, with specific areas for families and children versus single men. Cultural norms also influence how people interact and conduct themselves in the new commercial space of the mall compared to traditional public spaces.
The article examines how gender and culture shape public spaces using the example of the Shimla Mall in India. It finds that the mall is designed and used in gendered ways, with specific areas for families and children versus single men. Cultural norms also influence how people interact and conduct themselves in the new commercial space of the mall compared to traditional public spaces.
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