… professionalization and routinization, and to return queer studies to a community practice’ …
ancestry, which had distorted planning and housing policy in what she called the ‘neo-…

… American cities were experiencing physical deterioration and disinvestment in some … rise
of the global economy, and neoliberal public policies, all of which have influenced the renewal …

… with urban renewal, the post–World War II strategy of reviving … to the affordable housing
shortage: it is important that policy … more affordable housing and one fewer high-rise tower, but it …

… (particularly in high-rise housing estates) caused by the … that the effects of gentrification and
of overt policies aimed at achieving … 1985) well-rehearsed gentrification analogy but with an …

… rules delineates gentrification more accurately. For example, a census tract with a confluence
of housing … Nevertheless, possible side effects of this project (such as the upsurge of rent …

… began to replace former renewal programmes in order to … private investment leading to a
steady rise in property values’ (… or an effective land and housing strategy, is simply fuelling the …

… This issue becomes clearer when we return to the ‘analytic puzzle’ … variegated neoliberal
policy approaches. ‘Market-first’ … role of the state in gentrification processes, it is necessary to …

… gentrification by accessing primary sources, eg policy … These policies often seek to intervene
in the local housing … Lastly, the interplay between property dynamics, the rise and fall of the …

… led to policies of urban regeneration, readjustment of spaces, densification and the return of
the … rehabilitation and renewal programs were initially generated around housing production …

… meteoric rise of the profile of gentrification in … policies such as the Two Kings that gentrification
shifted from the upgrading of existing residential houses, toward much a larger strategy of …