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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Chicanx histories of the present: a praxis against gang injunctions in Orange County, California, 2008–2016 by James O’Neil Spady, Alexander Scott, Susan C. Luévano, Gabriela Hernandez, Carolyn Torres

“…Its organising has focused predominantly on building community power by focusing on local politics, abusive policing and the gentrification of Chicanx neighbourhoods. This article presents an evidence-based narrative of several CU campaigns (primarily between 2008 and 2016). …”
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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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Comprehensive assessment to residents’ perceptions to historic urban center in megacity: a case study of Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, China by Zhaohua Deng, Dantong Chen, Xiaoling Qin, Shifu Wang

“…However, existing research on place perception of historic environment has overlooked the social dimension and focused on isolated historic quarters, resulting in “zones of gentrification.” Thus, a comprehensive analytical framework to the urban image inquiry of a megacity historic urban center is proposed to address this gap. …”
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Access to ecosystem services: Riverside informal settlement dwellers' perception in Rajshahi City, Bangladesh by Rumana Sultana, Md. Shafiul Alam

“…In several cases, urban development has led to gentrification by limiting informal settlement dwellers access to riverside open and green spaces. …”
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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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Critical Review of Public Policies for the Rehabilitation of Housing Stock: The Case of Barcelona by Angel Uzqueda, Pilar Garcia-Almirall, Còssima Cornadó, Sara Vima-Grau

“…After analyzing the different policies presented in this research, we identified two essential requirements: detailed knowledge of the affected neighborhood, and ongoing evaluation of the development of programs—beyond simple management indicators—so negative effects can be corrected in time such as gentrification, real estate speculation, and other by-products that the intervention itself can promote. …”
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A geographical perspective on the formation of urban nightlife landscape by Yi Liu, Yifan Zhang, Xiaolin Zhang, Fangfei Han, Ying Zhao

“…The intertwining of these two forces results in four fundamental categories of urban nightlife landscape: ordinary leisure, gentrification, creative and nostalgic districts, each exhibiting distinct aesthetic characteristics. …”
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Here there be dragons : broadcasting identity and security in the Parisian region by Myers, Jessica (Jessica Carolyn)

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Urban Big Data: City Management and Real Estate Markets by Barkham, Richard, Bokhari, Sheharyar, Saiz, Albert

“…Such targeted programs are more likely to improve conditions in blighted or relatively deprived neighborhoods, which could generate gentrification and higher valuations there. It is unclear whether urban information systems will have a centralizing or suburbanizing impact. …”
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Cultivating Cubanidad : weaving a cultural nexus into Havana's urban fabric by Wharton, Tracy Lyn

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Desposesión, gentrificación y capitalismo de plataforma: el caso de Divino Pastor nº9 by Álvaro Ardura Urquiaga, Eva García Pérez, Andrés Rodríguez Muñoz

“…Finalmente, componer la radiografía exhaustiva del edificio nos permite comprender los mecanismos de articulación de las nuevas economías urbanas y anticipar el funcionamiento de tendencias que han aterrizado en las ciudades con visos a consolidarse. The gentrification processes in the center of Madrid and surrounding districts are going through new stages, linked to the intensification of phenomena such as tourism and digital economies, that represent new battle fronts. …”
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El mercado inmobiliario en cuba: carencias legislativas y tributarias by Carlos García Pleyán

“…It is urgent to update the legal regulations, perfecting the urban registry and cadastre, as well as the introduction of new fiscal instruments that control the incipient processes of urban gentrification.…”
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Social enterprise, food justice, and food sovereignty by Katherine Merritt, Jill Clark, Darcy Freedman

“…Analyzing nine articles, which included 17 food-related SEs, we found evi­dence of potential interactions between food SEs, food justice, and food sovereignty that are compat­ible (e.g., create employment) and incompatible (e.g., limited ability to address issues like commu­nity employability and green gentrification). The lit­erature includes at least three important character­istics that inform how food-related SEs may interact with food justice and sovereignty, includ­ing employee and ownership demographics, the enterprise business model, and aspects of the food system targeted by the enterprise via market activi­ties. …”
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