Andamios 19 Antoine Casgrain* Michael Janoschka** Page 1 Andamios 19
GENTRIFICACIÓN Y RESISTENCIA EN LAS CIUDADES LATINOAMERICANAS EL …

Despite the fact that gentrification processes are far from a new phenomenon in the field of
urban studies (see Lees et al, 2008), their importance nowadays lies in the scale of changes …

In this paper, we analyze grassroots movements' resistance to gentrification processes in the
southern area of Buenos Aires. We first review the limitations of the concept of gentrification …

Studies on gentrification in Latin America currently face two main obstacles. On the one
hand, there appears to be a refusal by the academy in Latin America to use the term …

Various spatial practices have been subsumed under the label “gentrification,” inadvertently
often giving two false impressions: first, that the displacement of low-income residents in the …

This paper offers a critical review and interpretation of gentrification in Latin American cities.
Applying a flexible methodology, it examines enabling conditions associated with societal …

This chapter describes the course of gentrification in the City of Buenos Aires for the last 40
years. Gentrification had never before been observed in the city. Now it is taking place in …

Enmarcado en la elaboración del trabajo final para la obtención del título de Máster en
Estudios Territoriales y de la Población (UAB), el objetivo del presente artículo es exhibir …

Although gentrification is an accepted process nowadays around the globe, little debate is
found in the Latin American context—particularly, when considering that 70 per cent of this …

Chile is enjoying sustained economic growth accompanied by a boisterous real estate
market, transforming its capital, Santiago. De Mattos (1999) states that this is the product of a …