Since the term “gentrification” was coined by Ruth Glass in 1964, this concept and the
phenomenon it referred to have been subject to change. This paper reviews the literature …

While the term gentrification in an American context often incorporates racial turnover, the
role of race in gentrification remains undertheorized. Employing a critical race lens, this …

Despite research on shantytown redevelopment highlighting socio‐spatial exclusion, the
viewpoint frequently disseminated through social media depicts it as a massive wealth …

How does a housing crisis become a crisis? In answering this question, this paper turns to
framing in public and political debate. The case is the Netherlands where in the decade …

Most studies of transit-induced gentrification rely on statistical analysis that measures the
extent to which gentrification is occurring. To extend and enhance our knowledge of its …

Abstract In the United States, lower-income urban youth are coming of age in community
contexts marked by widespread gentrification and deepening inequality. Yet, the initial …

This paper offers an initial theoretical examination of the discourse surrounding racially-
mixed neighborhoods. Using scholarly work on time, space, and power as its foundation …

BACKGROUND Over the last decade Canada has made significant leaps in its effort to
prevent and end homelessness, situating homelessness as a predominantly structural …

This chapter explores place branding processes in contemporary urban landscapes,
emphasising their media-driven construction and conflicts over territorial representation. It …

Homelessness has been framed as a growing crisis. People experiencing homelessness
often face social exclusion and isolation as a result of policies and practices that promote a …