This article distinguishes between six historical phases of gentrification in Vienna. These emanate from shifting demographic, economic and housing policy circumstances that have decisively shaped dynamics the city. Vienna is a rather unusual context compared to cities are typically focus research: for considerable parts 20th century, city experienced pronounced demographic decline stagnation. ...

Gentrification operates as a social driver of health that can increase tick-borne disease (TBD) risk for communities color through either population displacement or land-use change. Research on the emergence TBDs in urban environments has primarily focused ecological processes landscapes facilitate favorable habitats host reservoirs and tick vectors. However, neglecting to view infectious from ...

This paper draws on ethnographic biographies to reveal the multiple experiences of displacement among three residents Lancaster West Estate in London. It is a longitudinal study before, during, and after Grenfell Tower fire 14 June 2017. Drawing in-depth, individual biographies, I respond gentrification scholars’ calls for more qualitative methodological approaches studying displaced. The tempo...

Theories of epidemiologic transition analyze the shift in causes mortality due to changes risk factors over time, and through processes urbanization development by comparing between countries or time. These theories do not account for health inequities such as those resulting from environmental injustice, which minority lower income residents are more likely be exposed hazards have less access ...