Crisis and Transition: Forms of Collective Housing in Brussels by Alessandro Porotto, Gérald Ledent

“…Brussels contemporary housing can shed light on the fact that current crises generated by urban issues, such as demographic growth, migratory and gentrification dynamics, affordability and the COVID-19 pandemic, are accelerating the transition towards the 21st-century city. …”
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¿<i>Dónde Vive la Ciencia en su Comunidad?</i>: How a Community Is Using Photovoice to Reclaim Local Green Spaces by Espacio: Familias y Comunidad

“…Among the critical issues discussed were urban planning, specifically the impacts of gentrification on the local community and the possibilities that greening offered as a site of agency, multigenerational learning, and resistance through ways of knowing. …”
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Comprehending farmers’ values in peri-urbanised Ağlasun, Burdur, Turkey: The case study of rose (Rosa x damascena) cultivation by Ebru Akgün

“…Within the scope of rose farming, the privatisation and globalisation of cultivation and the industry, alongside the rural gentrification of the village are assumed to have a significant impact on how farmers experience certain values: emotional connection to cultivation, family’s tradition of farming, and willingness to continue farming, as identified in the scope of this study. …”
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Le défaut passager (extraits) by Johann Mazé

“…And they also are a smoke-screen for galloping gentrification. Alternative creation is certainly political here, but it is also a blatant and obvious marker of segregation.Traduit par Stéphane Corcoral.…”
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Rebranding the Neoliberal City: Urban Nature as Spectacle, Medium, and Agency

“…Conversely, established and new hegemonial agendas of global development and neoliberal capitalization focus on political and economic interests involved in the complex processes of urban renewal, gentrification, redevelopment. These competing discourses construct post-industrial sites as highly contested terrains, and variously instrumentalize emergent ecologies and “urban nature”. …”
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Researching social aspects of urban neighborhood: Reflections of professionals in New Belgrade by Petrović Mina

“…By employing a qualitative methodology, based on interviews with 40 professionals in two types of neighborhoods (one exposed to social filtration and the other to the process of gentrification), the study reveals that neighborhood as a community prevails in all localities, that the neighborhood as a commodity develops more distinctively in better quality neighborhoods while the perception of neighborhood as a negative context (social and physical) emerges in lower quality neighborhoods. …”
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<i>Mosaicos de la Comunidad</i> (Mosaics of the Community): Community-Engaged Participatory Muraling with <i>Madres Emprendedoras</i> by Jesica Siham Fernández, Laura A. Nichols

“…The issues identified, and subsequently depicted in the mural, revealed the importance of the environment in neighborhoods, with residents dealing with encampments, illegal dumping, prostitution, eviction, and gentrification. In the mural <i>Mosaicos de la Comunidad</i> (Mosaics of the Community), a group of <i>madres</i> (mothers) sought to emphasize their shared admiration of art as a form of remembrance of ample food, clean air, and beautiful spaces to live and raise their children. …”
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Prosperity in progress: a new look at archetypes of successful community development by Midas Hampton, Sabine O’Hara

“…While urban centers in US cities experienced disinvestment and urban flight for more than 5 decades, they now experience renewed interest amidst the complexities of rampant urbanization. Gentrification and displacement are some of the critical consequences of urban re-development, which warrants the exploration of the success metrics that turn disinvested communities into thriving ones. …”
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Enabling justice for nature-based solutions in real estate development by Chayanika Perera, Helen Toxopeus, Sophie Klein, Katrin Merfeld

“…If left unaddressed, NBS can lead to green gentrification and spark a wider justice discussion on distributional, procedural, recognition, and ecological justice. …”
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La lisière des espaces ouverts : support de densification qualitative des métropoles by Séréna Vanbutsele, Bernard Decleve

“…Secondly, the urban development of previously neglected zones raises the issue of the gentrification. And thirdly, where should the lisière urbaine be located, within the open space or within the built up area?…”
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A requalificação do centro de São Paulo by Glória da Anunciação Alves

“…The strategies of the actors (primarily state and private) involved in urban renewal tend to reinforce social and spatial differentiation, with an attempt to change the population profile, which can follow the world trend of gentrification of central areas.…”
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Dynamics of urban sprawl: Deciphering the role of land prices and transportation costs in government-led urbanization by Huayi Yu, Shengkun Zhu, Jing Victor Li, Lu Wang

“…Understanding the role of local governments in urban planning is crucial for comprehending China's urbanization strategy and its implications on social exclusion, gentrification, high housing prices, and other urban issues.…”
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Explaining Power Mechanism in the Preparation and Implementation of Urban Development Plans; The University of Tehran Development Plan as a Case Study by Mojtaba Rafieian, zahra rahmati, Hashem Dadash Pour

“…One of the commonalities of this spatiality in the general concept of development logic is the types of dispossession and gentrification. This expropriation, along with all the exercise of power, leads to resistance from the residents of the Vesal neighborhood. …”
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Urban Conservation Proposal: The Case of Şile Balibey District by Betul Aydin Cura, Kemal Kutgün Eyüpgiller

“…In this work, the aim was to identify the path to be followed for the gentrification of the Balibey District Urban Site Area integrated with the city as a whole, keeping its characteristics and original inhabitants to be handed to future generations. …”
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Tourism-led Commodification of Place and Rural Transformation Development: A Case Study of Xixinan Village, Huangshan, China by Pinyu Chen, Xiang Kong

“…Rural transformation development is accompanied by rural commodification, showing rural gentrification, expansion of employment opportunities for women, and the readjustment of the social structure of the family in the demographic structure. …”
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“The Battle for The Valley”. Tifo, identità, mobilitazione sociale e politica: il caso del Charlton Athletic (1985-1992) by Gianni SILEI

“…The “Battle for The Valley”, a place of cultural and collective significance for supporters and the local community, represents a relevant case study not only in this respect but also provides some food for thoughts for the study of collective emotions and interesting insights on the process of modernization, homologation and “gentrification” of professional football during its decisive transition from ‘modern’ to “post-modern” phenomenon.…”
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Urban Conservation Proposal: The Case of Şile Balibey District by Betul Aydin Cura, Kemal Kutgün Eyüpgiller

“…In this work, the aim was to identify the path to be followed for the gentrification of the Balibey District Urban Site Area integrated with the city as a whole, keeping its characteristics and original inhabitants to be handed to future generations.…”
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Built historiography in Glasgow’s New Gorbals – the Crown Street Regeneration Project by Florian Urban

“…There is the site, which in various moments in the twentieth century came to signify the urban ‘other’ – the city’s underbelly of crime, plight, and misery – and which, as a result of both gentrification and architectural redesign, is now apparently pacified. …”
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Teaching Social History through Locative Media: A Case Study in Austin, Texas by Cláudia Silva, Lucia Palmer, Valentina Nisi, Joseph Straubhaar

“…Hence, segregation and gentrification were found in this study to be useful subjects to be explored and taught through the principles of locative media.…”
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Community-led development and collective land tenure for environmental justice: the case of the Caño Martín Peña community land trust, Puerto Rico by Mariangela Veronesi, Line Algoed, María E. Hernández Torrales

“…Collective land ownership allows residents to remain in the area despite forces of gentrification and displacement after disasters induced by global warming. …”
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