Handbook of Urban Geography 2019
DOI: 10.4337/9781785364600.00030
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Gentrification and displacement: urban inequality in cities of late capitalism

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“…En las ciudades diversas (y generalmente más grandes), la distribución de habilidades, los salarios y la desigualdad pueden ser mayores (De la Roca & Puga, 2017). Finalmente, hay otras razones más allá de las puramente económicas que también explican la desigualdad urbana: por ejemplo, algunos autores han apuntado a factores institucionales, al observarse políticas que discriminan mayormente a los más desfavorecidos (Goldsmith & Blakely, 2010), entre las que se incluyen las que promueven la gentrificación del espacio urbano a favor de los más pudientes (Cocola-Gant, 2019).…”
Section: Causas De La Desigualdadunclassified
“…En las ciudades diversas (y generalmente más grandes), la distribución de habilidades, los salarios y la desigualdad pueden ser mayores (De la Roca & Puga, 2017). Finalmente, hay otras razones más allá de las puramente económicas que también explican la desigualdad urbana: por ejemplo, algunos autores han apuntado a factores institucionales, al observarse políticas que discriminan mayormente a los más desfavorecidos (Goldsmith & Blakely, 2010), entre las que se incluyen las que promueven la gentrificación del espacio urbano a favor de los más pudientes (Cocola-Gant, 2019).…”
Section: Causas De La Desigualdadunclassified
“…Consequently, due to its very flexible mechanism, the spatial concentration typical for the Airbnb phenomenon is slowly shifting a whole former multifunctional city center to a homogeneous tourism-oriented area [9]. According to the typical space limitation of the housing market, development of the short-term rental market leads to a change of property value as well as costs and quality of living that finally forces displacement of former residents [40]. Therefore, the ongoing touristification eventually results in the destruction of the local community.…”
Section: The Airbnb Eruptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this scope, many scholars have worked on these types and extended their content; moreover, they also identified new types of gentrification (Cocola-Gant, 2019). These are rural gentrification derived from the increasing attraction of the natural environment for high-middle class occupants (Phillips, 2005), studentification including the development of special regions for students only (Smith & Holt, 2007), and tourism gentrification based on the transformation of residential areas to attractive zones for visitors (Gotham, 2005;Cocola-Gant, 2018). In addition, these different gentrification types can lead to the occurrence of each other in time, and the mutual relationship between tourism and commercial gentrification can be given as an example (Gotham, 2005).…”
Section: Gentrification and Istanbulmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While some researchers have attempted to identify gentrification in their perspectives (Hammet, 1984;Smith & Williams, 1986;Ley, 1992;Kempen & Weesep, 1994;Bondi, 1999;Kennedy & Leonard, 2001;Atkinson, 2003;Bostic & Martin, 2003, Cocola-Gant, 2018, others have examined the main reasons, actors, and driving forces behind the concept (Wheaton,1977;Kern, 1981;Lees, 1996;Ley, 1986;Aalbers, 2019 ). In addition to the investigations into the concepts, processes, and dimensions of gentrification, many scholars have also concentrated on its physical, social, economic, functional, and cultural effects on the existing environment (Sampaio, 2002;Billig & Churchman, 2003;Musterd & Ostendorf, 2005;Cameron & Coaffee, 2005).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%