Exploring the role that the local government plays in tourism-driven rural gentrification has
the potential to make a contribution to rethinking the influence of power mobility on local …

Within the neoliberal context of today's urbanism, a growing number of inner-city
megaprojects aim to transform brownfield sites—accompanied by gentrification and tourism …

Studies on gentrification emphasize the roles of the state and local authorities in promoting a
process leading to displacement of lower-income populations, mostly ethnic and racial …

In the last 2 decades, gentrification has emerged in Spanish-speaking urban studies as a
powerful and controversial concept that revitalizes the debate on urbanization processes …

China's shift from a socialist to a market economy has resulted in deindustrialization and the
emergence of industrial heritage. Despite extensive research on state-led (re) development …

This article will examine rent gap production and negotiations through the establishment of
two UNESCO Geoparks for tourism in Indonesia. The commodification of different geological …

In German newspapers, the term 'gentrification'was explained for years as a foreign-
language technical term with the addition 'sociologists call the process…'. Now long …

In the past decade, the Chinese state seems to have moved away from its previously
dominant urban development characterized by dispossession and displacement. It now …

Abstract In The Rise of the Creative Class (2002) Richard Florida argues that for cities to
compete for economic growth in the 21st century, they must appeal to the interests of the …

Spatial polarization is increasing in urban neighborhoods worldwide, prompting substantial
attention to its measurement. However, self-evaluations of spatial polarization by individual …