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- accumulation by dispossession
- accumulation by ground rent dispossession
- Africa
- Alexandri, G.
- Amar, P.
- anti-gentrification activism/resistance
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- against evictions
- and rent gap
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- Anti-Gentrification Handbook for Council Estates in London
- appropriation
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- Arabindoo, P.
- Argentina
- Ascensao, E.
- Asian Coalition for Housing Rights
- Asian financial crisis
- Athens
- Atkinson, R.
- Aylesbury and Heygate estates (UK)
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- ‘back to the city’ movement
- Bahrain
- Ballard, R.
- Bangalore (India)
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- Barcelona Model
- Bartolome, L. J.
- Bavisker, A.
- Beauregard, R.
- Beijing (China)
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- historic preservation
- mega-gentrification and displacement
- Olympic Games (2008)
- rapid city-wide redevelopment
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- Beirut
- Betancur, J.
- bid-rent theory
- Bilbao Model
- Blanco, I.
- Blaut, J.
- blighting
- blockbusting
- Boddy, M.
- Booyens, I.
- Bose, P.
- bourgeois environmentalism
- Bratton, W.
- Brazil
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- Growth Acceleration programme (PAC)
- land value capture policy
- middle class
- see also Rio de Janeiro
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- Brenner, N.
- BRIC countries
- Bridge, G.
- Bristol
- Britain see UK
- broken windows thesis
- brownfield sites
- Buck-Morss, S.
- Buenos Aires (Argentina)
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- mutual-aid housing cooperatives
- Puerto Madero redevelopment
- slums
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- Cabannes, Y.
- Cairo (Egypt)
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- peripheral shanty towns
- suburban urbanization
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- Calcutta
- Cape Town
- capital accumulation
- capital reinvestment
- capital switching
- capitalism
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- capitalized ground rent (CGR)
- Cartier, C.
- centrality
- centre-periphery relationship
- chain displacement
- Cheonggye Stream Restoration Project (Seoul)
- Chicago
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- historic preservation
- mixed communities policy
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- Chicago School
- Chile
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- campamentos
- capital switching
- household structures
- middle classes
- neoliberalization
- poblaciones
- rent gap
- resistance to evictions in Pedro Aguirre Cerda (PAC)
- see also Santiago
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- China
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- capital switching
- creative city policy
- displacement caused by Cultural Revolution
- displacement and metro system construction in
- displacement scale
- gender relations
- historic preservation and gentrification
- ‘land-based accumulation’
- mega-gentrification and displacement
- middle classes
- redevelopment of former rural villages
- speculative urbanization
- see also individual cities
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- Choi, N.
- city (urban) peripheries
- Ciudad Juárez (Mexico)
- Clark, E.
- Clarke, N.
- class see also middle class
- Clinton, Bill
- Cochrane, A.
- COHRE
- Colombia
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- land value capture policy
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- commercial gentrification
- community land trusts
- comparative urbanism/urbanists
- complete urbanization of society
- concentric zone model
- consumption
- Contreras, Y.
- council estates
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- redevelopment/state-led gentrification of in UK
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- counter-urbanization
- creative city
- creative destruction
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- creative gentrification
- critical political economy approach
- critical urban learning
- crowd politics
- ‘culture of property’
- Cunningham, S.
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- Darling, Eliza
- Datta, A.
- Davidson, M.
- Davis, L.K.
- Davis, Mike
- De Beukelaer, C.
- de-distancing
- debt crisis
- decommodification of housing
- defamation of place
- deindustrialization
- Delhi (India)
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- Bhagidari scheme
- remaking of through judicial orders
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- dependency
- Desai, V.
- development studies
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- development-led displacement (DID)
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- infrastructure development
- major characteristics of
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- developmental state
- Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP)
- Dharavi Slum (Mumbai)
- diffusionist logic
- displacement
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- chain
- development-led see development-led displacement (DID)
- exclusionary
- hidden (global South)
- importance of previous histories
- last-resident
- mega-
- phenomenological
- and mega-gentrification
- and re-urbanization
- and redevelopment in Sanggyedong
- and rent gap
- rural villages
- and slum gentrification in Rio de Janeiro
- see also evictions
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- displacement pressure
- dispossession
- divided city, concept of
- Dongguanli project (China)
- dos Santos Junior, O.
- Doshi, S.
- Dubai
- Durban
- Dutton, P.
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- East Asia
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- and the creative city
- gay gentrification
- housing sector
- mega-gentrification and developmental states
- middle class
- see also individual countries
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- eco-city
- economic crisis (2008)
- economy
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- gentrification and global
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- Ecuador
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- Malecón 2000 waterfront regeneration (Guayaquil)
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- Eko Atlantic megaproject (Lagos, Nigeria)
- elites
- Elshahed, M.
- emancipatory city thesis
- endogenous gentrification
- Engels, F.
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- entrepreneurial city-building
- entrepreneurial state
- Euro-American gentrification
- Europe
- evictions
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- forced
- resistance against
- Sanggyedong
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- exclusionary displacement
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- Fangzhicheng Integrated Development Office
- Fangzhicheng project
- favela
- Fernandes, L.
- financial crisis (2008)
- financialization
- Floor Area Ratios (FARs)
- Florida, Richard
- Foshan (China)
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- gated communities
- gay gentrification
- gender
- generalized gentrification, rise of
- gentrification
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- alternatives to
- blueprints
- characteristics of
- coining of phrase by Ruth Glass
- in the context of planetary urbanization
- definition
- economics
- enabling and necessary factors
- focus on inner-city areas
- and the global economy
- and redevelopment
- relational understanding of
- resistance to
- urban development characteristics influencing
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- gentrification frontier
- ‘gentrification generalized’
- ‘gentrification of the mind’
- gentrification models
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- Barcelona Model
- Bilbao Model
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- gentrification policies
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- creative city policy
- mixed communities policy
- zero-tolerance policing
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- geographical switching
- Germany
- Ghertner, A.
- GINI indices
- Giuliani, Rudolph
- Glass, Ruth
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- ‘Gaps in Knowledge’
- ‘London: Aspects of Change’
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- global class
- global economy
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- global elites
- global gentrifier
- global gentrification blueprint
- global habitat
- global suburbanisms
- global urbanism
- globalization
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- Goertz, Geoffrey
- Goetz, E. G.
- Goldman, M.
- González, S.
- governance
- Greece
- Greenwich Village (New York City)
- Grimsrud, G. M.
- ground rent
- Guayaquil (Ecuador)
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- Malecón 2000 waterfront regeneration
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- Guggenheim Effect
- Guggenheim Museum
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- Hackworth, J.
- Harris, A.
- Hart, G.
- Harvey, David
- Haugaard, M.
- Haussmannization see also neo-Haussmannization
- hegemony, of dominant interests
- Heidegger, M.
- heritage conservation
- hidden displacement better under displacement
- historic preservation
- Hong Kong
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- middle class
- property boom
- public housing provision
- and transit-oriented development (TOD)
- Urban Renewal Agency
- vertical accumulation
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- HOPE VI programme (US)
- housing
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- decommodification of
- social/public
- unaffordability
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- Housing and Urban Development (HUD) (US)
- Huang, L.
- hutongs
- hybrid gentrification
- Hyra, Derek
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- Ibero-American Centre for Strategic Urban Development (CIDEU)
- IMF (International Monetary Fund)
- inclusive city
- India
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- and Barcelona Model
- mega-urbanization in cities
- middle class
- mixed communities policy in Kolkata
- slums
- see also Delhi; Mumbai
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- informal districts/settlements
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- gentrification of formerly
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- informal housing see also slums
- informality
- infrastructure development
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- injustice
- inner-city areas
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- focus on
- regeneration of
- and rent gap
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- Inter-American Development Bank (IDB)
- Inzulza-Contardo, J.
- Istanbul (Turkey)
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- slums
- Taksim Square anti-gentrification protests
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- Jacobs, Jane
- Johannesburg (South Africa)
- joint redevelopment programme (JRP) (Seoul)
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- Karnaaka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB)
- Keil, Roger
- Kharas, Homi
- Kim, S.-H.
- Kingsley, G. T.
- Kolkata (India)
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- Kong, L.
- Koo, H.
- Kotze, N.
- Krijnen, M.
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- laissez faire
- Lama-Rewal, S.T.
- Land Acquisition Act (1894)
- land-based accumulation
- land grabbingland rent
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- monopoly of land value capture policies
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- Latin America
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- and Barcelona Model
- gentrification in
- historic preservation and gentrification
- land value capture
- middle classes
- neoliberalism
- resistance to gentrification
- sexual politics
- see also individual countries
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- Lau, S.
- Lebanon
- Lees, L.
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- new build gentrification
- displacement
- spatial capital
- emancipatory city thesis
- new middle class in China
- gentrification of council estates
- reconceptualization of gentrification
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- Lees, Shin and Lopez-Morales
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- Global Gentrifications: uneven development and displacement
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- Lees, Slater and Wyly
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- Gentrification
- mutation of gentrification
- Ruth Glass
- Chicago School of urbanism
- rural gentrification
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- The Gentrification Reader
- Lefebvre, H.
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- Lemanski, C.
- lesbian gentrification
- Lett, D.
- Ley, David
- lifestyle
- Lim, H.
- Lima
- ‘liveable’ city agendas
- localized action plans
- Loftus, A.
- London
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- Aylesbury Estate
- coining of term ‘gentrification’
- Docklands regeneration
- inflated property market
- redevelopment of council estates and displacement
- slums
- super-rich
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- López-Morales, E.
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- displacement
- floor area ratio
- gentrification by ground-rent dispossession
- inner-city redevelopment
- redlining
- rent gap
- resistance to gentrification
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- Ma, L.
- McCann, E. J.
- McFarlane, Colin
- Mahigeer Tahreek (Pakistan)
- Malécon 2000 waterfront redevelopment (Guayaquil, Ecuador)
- Manila (Philippines)
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- rail project and displacement
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- Maragall, Pasqual
- Marcuse, Peter
- marginality
- marginal gentrification
- Marx, Karl
- Marxism/Marxists
- Massey, D.
- Mbembe, A.
- mega-displacement
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- and public housing estates
- and slum clearance
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- mega-events see also Olympic Games
- mega-gentrification
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- China
- and displacement
- and East Asian developmental states
- and hidden displacement in the global South
- in neo-authoritarian socialist states
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- mega-projects
- Mehta, Mukesh
- Merrifield, Andy
- Mexico
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- Mexico City
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- Programa de Rescate (rescue programme)
- Sante Fe area
- zero-tolerance policing and ‘Plan Giuliani’
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- middle class(es)
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- East Asia
- emergence of
- emergence and rise of ‘new’
- as global gentrifiers
- and politics
- and the state
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- Middle East
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- see also individual countries
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- Millstein, M.
- mixed communities policy
- mobility
- Monclús, F.J.
- Monje, P.
- Montevideo (Uruguay)
- Morocco, slums
- Mueller, G.
- Mumbai (India)
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- Dharavi Slum
- mega-urbanization
- slum gentrification
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- mutual-aid housing cooperatives
- Myers, Gareth
- Mysore-Bangalore Information Corridor (India)
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- Nangok (Seoul)
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- neighbourhood redevelopment
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- Nathan, R.
- neighbourhood transformation
- neo-authoritarian socialist states
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- neo-Haussmannization
- neoliberal urbanism/urbanization
- neoliberalism/neoliberalization
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- Chile
- and the creative city
- Latin America
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- new build gentrification
- New Deal for Communities regeneration programme (UK)
- New Deal (US)
- new economics
- new urban renewal
- new urbanism
- New York City
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- historic preservation
- zero tolerance model
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- Nigeria
- Nogueira, Colonel Celso
- Norway
- Nuttall, S.
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- Obrador, Andrés Manuel LÓpez
- obsolescence
- Ocaranza, M.
- Occupy movements
- Ocean Estate (Tower Hamlets)
- O'Connor, J.
- OCT-LOFT
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- Olympic Games
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- Barcelona (1992)
- Beijing (2008)
- Rio de Janeiro (2016)
- Seoul (1988)
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- Organization of American States (OAS)
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- Pakistan
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- redevelopment projects
- resistance to gentrification
- slums
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- Panama
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- redevelopment of Casco Antiguo
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- Paris
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- Haussmannization
- historic preservation
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- Park, B-G.
- Parnell, S.
- Peck, J.
- People's Action Party (Singapore)
- peripheral urban development
- peripheralization see also centre-peripheral relationship
- Pedro Aguirre Cerda (PAC) (Chile)
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- planetarity
- planetary urbanization
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- gentrification in the context of
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- police pacification
- policies, gentrification see gentrification policies
- policy discourse
- middle-class politics
- Portugal, slums
- post-crisis gentrification
- postcolonial theory
- postcolonial urbanism
- potential ground rent (PGR)
- Poulantzas, N.
- poverty
- Pradilla, E.
- primary circuit of capital (industrial production)
- Prince, R.
- privatization
- property rights
- property-based interests
- property-led redevelopment
- public housing estates
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- Puerto Rico
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- Las Gladiolas housing estate
- mixed communities policy
- zero-tolerance approach to crime
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- Qianmen (China)
- Quito Letter
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- re-urbanization
- real estate
-
- role of in capitalist societies
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- redevelopment
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- and gentrification
- and rent gap
- and resistance
- of slums
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- regulation
- relational comparative approach
- Ren, X.
- rent
- rent gap
-
- and anti-gentrification activists
- Ciudad Juárez
- and class struggle
- and displacement
- and inner city
- role of state
- Santiago (Chile)
- Seoul
- and territorial stigmatization
- towards a comparative urbanism of planetary
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- Rerat, P.
- residential rehabilitation
- resistance to gentrification
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- evictions eviction is not resistance, put on its own
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- revanchism
- reverse-gentrification
- Ribeiro, Queiroz
- Right to the City
- right to the urban
- Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
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- ‘favela chic’ phenomenon
- Metrocables
- Olympic Games host (2016)
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- slum/favelas gentrification
- Special Group for Urban Control
- Vila Autódromo
- zero tolerance policing
- Zona Portuária
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- Robinson, Jennifer
- Rodan, G.
- Rofe, M.M.
- Rogers, Sir Richard
- Rojas, E.
- Rose, Damaris
- Roy, Ananya
- Ruiz-Tagle, J.
- rural gentrification
- rural villages
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- land dispossession and displacement
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- Samara, T.
- Sandroni, P.
- Sanggyedong (South Korea), redevelopment
- sanitization of space
- Santiago (Chile)
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- Efecto Metro
- mixed communities policy
- rent gap
- resistance to eviction in PAC district
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- Sassen, S.
- Schill, M.
- Schindler, S.
- Schulman, S.
- Schumpeter, J. A.
- securitization
- secondary circuit of capital (built environment)
- SecoviRio
- Seoul (South Korea)
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- Cheonggye Stream Restoration Project
- Joint Redevelopment Programme (JRP)
- Nangok neighbourhood redevelopment
- new-build gentrification
- role of state in rent gap formation
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- shacks
- Shanghai (China)
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- historic preservation
- mega-gentrification and displacement
- middle class
- Xintiandi redevelopment
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- Shanghai World Expo (2010)
- Shaw, W.
- Shenzhen (China)
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- Shin, H. B.
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- speculative urbanization in China
- speculative urbanization in South Korea
- mega events
- metropolitan-scale gentrification
- rent gap
- new-build gentrification in Seoul
- mega-displacement
- Nangok
- cross-class alliance
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- Sidaway, J.
- Sigler, T.
- Simone, AbdouMaliq
- Singapore
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- creative city policy
- public housing provision
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- Singerman, D.
- Slater, T.
- Slim, Carlos
- slum gentrification
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- China
- Mumbai
- Rio de Janeiro
- and the state
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- slum redevelopment and gentrification
- Slum Rehabilitation Scheme (SRS)
- slums
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- definition and characteristics
- hidden economic potential of
- numbers and location of
- use of term
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- smart city
- Smith, Neil
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- Gentrification and uneven development
- The new urban frontier
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- social cleansing
- social mobility
- Solidere
- Soto, Hernando de
- South Africa
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- Abahlali movement
- mixed income housing
- slums
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- South Asia
- South Korea
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- mega-gentrification and displacement
- middle class
- middle classes and politics
- public housing provision
- resistance to gentrification
- student protests
- see also Seoul
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- space
-
- regulation and securitization of
- sanitization of
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- spatial capital
- spatial elitism
- speculative urbanization/urbanism
- speculative urban accumulation
- Spivak, G.
- state
-
- and historic preservation
- intervention in gentrification
- key actor in planetary gentrification
- state-led gentrification and middle classes
- role of
- and slum gentrification
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- state developmentalism (see developmental state)
- stigma
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- Straw, Jack
- street protests
- sub-prime mortgage crisis
- Subaltern Studies School
- substandard settlements
- suburban gentrification
- suburban sprawl
- suburbanization
- super-rich
- Swanson, K.
- Sweden
- Sykora, L.
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- Taipei
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- Da-an Forest Park construction
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- Taiwan
- tenure (restructuring of)
- Teo, S.Y.
- Teppo, A.
- Theodore, N.
- Tiger economies
- touristification
- transferable development rights (TDRs)
- transit-oriented development (TOD)
- transnational elites
- transnational gentrification
- transport
- Tuan, Yi Fu
- Turkey
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- Taksim Square anti-gentrification protests (Istanbul)
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- UAE (United Arab Emirates)
- UNDP
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- Human Development Report (2014)
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- United Kingdom (UK)
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- New Deal for Communities Regeneration programme
- redevelopment of council estates and displacement
- urban renaissance policy
- zero-tolerance policing
- see also London
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- United States
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- critical economy
- HOPE VI programme
- see also individual cities
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- upper-income families
- urban accumulation
- urban development
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- characteristics influencing gentrification
- peripheral
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- urban entrepreneurialism
- urban policy
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- globalization of
- making
- transfer
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- urban regeneration models
- Urban Renewal Agency (Hong Kong)
- urban renewal schemes
- Urban Revolution
- urban rights
- right to the city
- urban–rural differences
- urban–rural breakdown of binary
- urban social movements
- urban studies
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- ‘comparative urbanism’ in
- ‘cosmopolitan turn’ in
- and development studies
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- Urban Task Force (UK)
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- Towards an Urban Renaissance
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- urbanism
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- Chicago School of Sociology
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- urbanization
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- counter-
- dominance of Euro-American discourse
- planetary see planetary urbanization
- speculative
- spectacular
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- Vainer, C.
- Vancouver (Canada)
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- Vicario, L.
- Vila Autódromo project (Rio de Janeiro)
- Visser, G.
- vulture international funds
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- Wang, J.
- Ward, K.
- Ward, P.
- Waschsmuth, D.
- Washington Consensus
- Washington DC
- Watt, Paul
- Weber, Rachel
- weiquan
- wilderness gentrification
- Wilson, W. J.
- Winkler, T.
- World Bank
- world cities
- worlding
- Wright, M.
- Wu, F.
- Wyly, Elvin
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- Xi'an (China), redevelopment of
- Xintiandi (China)
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- zero tolerance policing
- Zhang, Y.
- Zimbabwe
- Zukin, Sharon