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Counterurbanization, gentrification and the potential for rural revitalisation in China

Population, Space and Place, 2023
Abstract Stimulating counterurbanization has long been understood as a potential approach to revitalising rural areas. While well‐established in many countries, in China, it is taking a particular time‐limited form and characteristic dominated by issues of domicile and property rights. Rather than being characterised by long‐term life
Pingyang Liu, Xue Bai, Neil Ravenscroft
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Rural gentrification and the processes of class colonisation

Journal of Rural Studies, 1993
Abstract The term rural gentrification is examined and contrasted with contemporary debates over urban gentrification. A common root, in the displacement of a working-class populace by middle-class incomers, is identified and also criticised. Attention is drawn to debates current within urban studies concerning the definition of gentrification as a ...
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Counterurbanisation and rural gentrification: an exploration of the terms

Population, Space and Place, 2009
AbstractThis paper examines the interrelationships between the concepts of counterurbanisation and rural gentrification, suggesting that four different positions can be identified. Firstly, these concepts are highly commensurable and could usefully be more closely aligned.
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Rural gentrification as a migration process: Evidence from Sweden

MIGRATION LETTERS, 2006
The aim of this study is to investigate rural gentrification as a migration process in parts of the sparsely populated countryside. The aim is sought through an analysis of the socio-economic and demographic composition of migration patterns using register data and employing different methods including logistic regression analysis.
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Rural gentrification and nature in the Old and New Wests

Journal of Cultural Geography, 2010
The rural American West is a rapidly changing region. Geographers often use the Old West and New West to describe the economic, cultural, and environmental shifts happening within the communities of these regions. However, previous research on the rural West often overlooks the larger economic processes and cultural variables at work in the creation of
Jeremy Bryson, William Wyckoff
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Exclusive Rurality: Planners as Agents of Gentrification

2011
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Rural Gentrification

2022
Chaohui Wang, Yumei Xu
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Indicators for Analysing Rural Gentrification for Landscape Assessment

2021
Rural gentrification studies are often centred around socio-economic impacts, while rarely look at gentrifiers tangible effects on the landscape. This study has tried to distinguish a connection between socio-economic development and the landscape. It has thereby provided an overview of rural gentrification indicators based on a comparison between ...
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A critical assessment of rural gentrification in France

2020
Ce chapitre vise à discuter les modalités d'utilisation du concept de gentrification rurale afin de lui conférer une plus forte portée critique, ainsi qu'un sens plus précis que ce que contient la notion de « renaissance rurale », à laquelle il est généralement associé.
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Rural (Small Town) Tourism-Led Gentrification

2017
South Africa is experiencing an increase in second-home ownership, the gentrification of small towns and their development as tourist destinations. The investigation presented in this chapter, with particular reference to the historic small town of Greyton in Western Cape Province, is one of very few pieces of research into the geographical aspects of ...
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