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A bifurcation of rural gentrification? : An experience of Sasayama, Hyogo
A bifurcation of rural gentrification? : An experience of Sasayama, HyogoGentrification has been regarded as a very urban phenomenon unique to the inner city. It is the process of reinvestment by capital in old, deteriorated districts, resulting in changes in the landscape and the constitution of social class, as well as displacing existing low-income residents.
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Spatial dynamics of rural gentrification at İzmir hinterland
1980'ler ve 1990'larda ise kırsal mekan, yalnızca tarım ile ilişkilendirilmekten çıkmış ve ekonomik, toplumsal ve mekansal üretimin birleştiği bir alan olarak şekillenmiştir. Kırsal soylulaştırma kavramı 1965'te literatüre girmesine rağmen, 1990'larda tarımsal üretimin yerini tüketim odaklı yapılar alırken, kırsal alanlar, kendine ...
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Gentrification Between Urban and Rural
Dialogues in Human Geography, 2018 This commentary focuses on gentrification in urban and rural contexts, focusing on five points: the tradition and the use of comparative approaches in gentrification studies, epistemological issues around the concept of gentrification, the opportunities for productively engaging findings from ‘rural gentrification’ studies for a better understanding of
Matthias Bernt
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The Diverse Geographies of Rural Gentrification in Scotland
Journal of Rural Studies, 2010 Abstract Gentrification has for too long been investigated as an urban phenomenon. Only relatively recently has it been viewed as an avenue for fruitful rural research. This paper focuses on the repopulation of rural Scotland. Using survey and interview data it examines evidence of gentrification among in-migration flows and seeks to explore both the
Aileen Stockdale
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Rural Gentrification and Linked Migration in the United States
Journal of Rural Studies, 2010Abstract Although gentrification is a process commonly associated with urban landscapes, rural areas in advanced economies have also experienced gentrification over the past two decades. Largely based on case study approaches, the Rural Studies literature describes transformations in the housing market, changed cultural attitudes toward the ...
Peter B Nelson, Lise Nelson
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Rural Gentrification in Central and Eastern Europe [PDF]
Polish Sociological Review, 2021 This paper develops a conceptual framework for interpreting the process of rural gentrification in Central and Eastern Europe. It highlights the commonalities and differences of the phenomenon as they relate to its dynamics, trends and spatial patterns ...
Zwęglińska-Gałecka, Dominika
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Journal of Rural Studies, 2013 Amidst China's immense and rapid urbanisation, gentrification has spread from urban centres to peri-urban and rural areas. Employing an analytical perspective built from the literatures on counter-urbanisation, rural immigration and rural gentrification,
Shenjing He, Junxi Qian, Lin Liu
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The Actions of Key Agents in Facilitating Rural Super-Gentrification: Evidence From the English Countryside [PDF]
Journal of Rural Studies, 2023 Whilst the process of gentrification in rural spaces is widely recognised, there has been less focus to date on the emergence of rural super-gentrification - defined as the displacement of the wealthy from rural communities by the super-wealthy.
Pemberton Simon, Danielle Sheppard
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The global rural: Gentrification and linked migration in the rural USA
Progress in Human Geography, 2010This article explores the possibility that US rural amenity destinations are affected by ‘linked migration’ streams similar to ones connecting the fate of high-wage professionals and low-wage immigrants in global cities. To date, the possibility of such a linkage has not been considered in the vast literature on migration and social transformation in ...
Lise Nelson, Peter B. Nelson
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