the present paper is a case study on one of the old areas in the city of ardabil with an approach of gentrification model to gentrify and rehabilitate the old urban context. besides the library studies, this study includes local observations and questionnaires which deal with the opinions of residents on the problems and shortcomings. it also includes the ways of satisfying the residents to kee...

Whilst the process of gentrification in rural spaces is widely recognised, there has been less focus to date on emergence super-gentrification - defined as displacement wealthy from communities by super-wealthy. Of limited work which conducted super-gentrification, this focused nature and outcomes taking place different settings without considering actions key agents, such planners estate agent...

Abstract Little is known about where hotspots of gentrification emerge within a city, and the role that some types businesses play in process. We develop method to detect sectors whose presence heralds process neighborhood. show these sectors, mostly found cultural creative industries, help anticipate neighborhood change their predictive power complements traditional determinants. also examine ...

Debates about the most widely used theory of gentrification—the rent gap theory—and universally adopted metaphor seesaw capital that lies at its core have grown ever louder over last decade as gentrification research has gone truly global. This includes both generalized debates around theoretical inconsistencies concerning role stigmatization, […]

Why and how do artists engage in activities that likely lead to gentrification, despite their awareness of its effects they will possibly be among the displaced groups? I highlight a missing link existing literature explaining recurring patterns art scenes gentrification US cities– cyclicality artistic careers trajectories scenes’ spatiality. The study shows shifted reputation neighborhood earl...

The dominant stream of political geography research links ethnic or racial marginalization and class-based resulting from gentrification processes. This study presents a new phenomenon “minority gentrification:” led by Arab entrepreneurs business owners in the city Acre which challenges narrative emphasizes complexity relationship between class ethnonational identity. Based on qualitative metho...

Discussion of gentrification is ubiquitous in cities around the world. And while criticism it common, there still considerable contestation over whether unjust. Political theorists have recently turned their attention to normative evaluation gentrification, especially displacement long-term residents from neighbourhoods experiencing redevelopment and reinvestment. Two important limitations this...

New sources of ‘big data’ are regularly described as revolutionizing the study urban life. Of particular interest is analyzing gentrification, which has proven a challenging endeavor with conventional methods. Big data may offer new approach to persistent problem defining and measuring while also allowing us rethink broader questions about theory methodology in geography. Using geotagged Twitte...

Green gentrification has emerged as a critical and dynamic research field in environmental justice gentrification. Few studies have systematically reviewed the current state of green literature. This paper adopts CiteSpace-based bibliometric approach to quantitatively qualitatively analyze 186 publications from Web Science database 2009 2022. The objective is assess fundamental characteristics,...