This first textbook on the topic of gentrification is written for upper-level undergraduates in
geography, sociology, and planning. The gentrification of urban areas has accelerated …

The state-led gentrification and social cleansing of low income tenants from inner London
has been ongoing since the late 1990s and continues today. Publicly owned and managed …

Gentrification in the form of" neighborhood revitalization" is increasingly touted as one way
of decreasing the social exclusion of residents of poor inner-city neighborhoods and of …

The roles, relationships, and strategies of state and civil society institutions in urban
planning, problem solving, and service delivery are in flux. In trying to understand how these …

In-depth studies of and attempts to theorize or conceptualize resistance to gentrification
have been somewhat sidelined by attention to the causes and effects of gentrification in the …

Emerging in the cracks of the ownership model are alternatives to state/market provision of
affordable housing and public/private‐led regeneration of declining urban neighbourhoods …

The objective of this book is to provide a scholarly yet accessible text about contemporary
urban regeneration in London. London, as the dominant metropolitan centre, not just in the …

This article considers the different dimensions of an individual's attempt to survive
gentrification. The focus is on Beverley Robinson, a displacee from the Aylesbury Estate in …

This article explores the historical development of two different collaborative housing
models: Liverpool's housing co-operative movement of the 1970s, when public tenants …

The shadow state concept emerged nearly two decades ago as part of scholars' efforts to
critically analyze welfare state restructuring. Recent restructuring has introduced new …