2021
DOI: 10.1080/02673037.2021.1992358
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“The right to stay put” or “the right to decide”? The question of displacement in the revitalization of Łódź (Poland)

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“…Nevertheless, a few exceptions should be noted while addressing postindustrial sites 'transformation to real estate development in Romania (Chelcea, 2008(Chelcea, , 2015Simion, 2016;Vincze & Zamfir, 2019;, and the analysis of the relations between the postindustrial and the housing/ real estate development-related transformations in other CEE countries should necessarily be looked at (Audycka, 2021;Büdenbender & Aalbers, 2019;Polukhina, 2022). My article completes the above resources by focusing the analysis of real estate development on the linkages between the changing housing sector and the restructuring of the economy via deindustrialization while acknowledging that this happens in an East European semiperiphery country of global capitalism.…”
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“…Nevertheless, a few exceptions should be noted while addressing postindustrial sites 'transformation to real estate development in Romania (Chelcea, 2008(Chelcea, , 2015Simion, 2016;Vincze & Zamfir, 2019;, and the analysis of the relations between the postindustrial and the housing/ real estate development-related transformations in other CEE countries should necessarily be looked at (Audycka, 2021;Büdenbender & Aalbers, 2019;Polukhina, 2022). My article completes the above resources by focusing the analysis of real estate development on the linkages between the changing housing sector and the restructuring of the economy via deindustrialization while acknowledging that this happens in an East European semiperiphery country of global capitalism.…”
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confidence: 99%