Readers may ask, do we really need another book-length study of gentrification? Planetary
Gentrification may or may not yield a satisfying answer, but its intellectual proportions are …

This is the first book in Polity's new'Urban Futures' series. At the beginning of the twenty-first
century, proclamations rang out that gentrification had gone global. But what do we mean …

The book edited by Loretta Lees, Hyun Bang Shin and Ernesto López-Morales assembled
20 contributions: selected papers from the international seminar series entitled 'Towards and …

This chapter adds to the literature on planetary gentrification (Lees, Shin and López-
Morales, 2016) by going to another city where gentrification has only seemingly, relatively …

Identifying distorted politico-economic relations at the global and the urban scale, Lees, Shin
and López-Morales convincingly present the need for a new definition and understanding of …

Introduction was pleased to see Tom Slater's provocative article on gentrification research
(2009), not least because it indicates that a concern with class and inequality in cities is alive …

The authors of this book present us with a rich but unsettling panorama of the spread of
gentrification processes, practices and policies around the world. Their account is both …

Planetary Gentrification brings together the conclusions of a wide, ambitious and timely
research program on global gentrification led by an international team of prominent scholars …

The increasingly influential post-colo-nial approach to comparative urban studies helps us
see with great detail the richness of an ample array of diverse urban regimes in the world …

The papers presented at the Research Symposium on Gentrification and Neighborhood
Change, sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and held in Philadelphia …