Governments in a wide range of contexts have long pursued policies of social mixing to
disperse poverty concentrations, attract middle class residents, and manage disadvantaged …

Displacement has been at the centre of heated analytical and political debates over
gentrification and urban change for almost 40 years. A new generation of quantitative …

Like many other governments, the D utch government has simultaneously pursued the
contradictory goals of liberalising the housing market and countering the concentration of …

THE COMMODIFICATION GAP 'In an elegant and careful theoretical analysis, this book
demonstrates how gentrification is always entwined with institutions and distinctive …

Privatisation and liberalisation of the housing market are often used as governmental
strategies for engineering the social composition of urban neighbourhoods. Drawing on …

From the 1930s and into the 1990s, public housing in Sweden was a key element in the
Social Democrats' ambition to construct a housing system that would secure high-quality …

CHELCEA, L., POPESCU, R., CRISTEA, D.(2015): Who Are the Gentrifiers and How Do
They Change Central City Neighbourhoods? Privatization, Commodification, and …

The rent gap theory, a consistent explanation of gentrification in inner‐city spaces, sees a
growing disparity between capitalized ground rent (CGR) and potential ground rent (PGR) …

Those failures became clear to me recently whilst attending the``Upward Neighbourhood
Trajectories: Gentrification in a New Century Conference''in Glasgow.(1) Despite Jan van …

In lcss than a decade scholarly analyses of gentrification, once curious, are now
commonplace as many working-class neighborhoods in cities throughout the advanced …