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Studentification and Disorder in a College Town

City & Community, 2018
This study uses interview and focus group data to examine how residents perceive and cope with studentification, disorder, and neighbor conflict in a college town. First, we find that nonstudent residents perceive studentification as the cause of neighborhood decline, but mainly blame larger forces and local actors, such as the university, city ...
Rachael A. Woldoff, Karen G. Weiss
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De-Studentification: Emptying Housing and Neighbourhoods of Student Populations [PDF]

Environment and Planning A, 2016
International scholarship on student geographies and urban change continues to advance knowledge of the intense commodification of student lifestyles and student housing.
John Harrison, Darren P. Smith, Chloe Kinton   +2 more
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Regulating the Social Impacts of Studentification: A Loughborough Case Study [PDF]

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 2008
Now a recognised phenomenon in many British cities, studentification is the process by which specific neighbourhoods become dominated by student residential occupation. Outlining the causes and consequences of this process, this paper suggests that studentification raises important questions about community cohesiveness and that intervention may be ...
Hubbard, Philip, Phil Hubbard
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Study. Be Silent. Die: Indeterminate Architecture and the Dispositif of Studentification

Journal for Cultural Research, 2018
AbstractThis paper aims to explore the relationship between architecture and social movements in general and the indeterminate architecture of ruin and an event of squatter protest in particular. As a speculative project it reflects upon an architectural setting in which a protest took place in 2011 at the University of Sydney in Australia.
Farzaneh Haghighi
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New Frontiers of Studentification: The Commodification of Student Housing as a Driver of Urban Change

Geographical Journal, 2018
Studentification has permeated policy-orientated agendas on community cohesion in different national contexts, and is of increasing public relevance at a time of changing systems of higher education.
John Harrison, Darren P. Smith, Chloe Kinton   +2 more
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Exploring the effects of studentification on neighbourhoods in Nigeria

Journal of Facilities Management, 2021
Purpose The increase in enrolment into higher education and the inadequate student housing in educational institutions has led to the growth of off-campus private student housing in Nigeria. Studentification as a research area has received attention in most countries in the global North, whereas there is dearth of studies on studentification in ...
Oluseyi Adebowale, Fredrick Simpeh
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The geographies of studentification: ‘here, there and everywhere’?

Geography, 2014
‘Studentification’ has become an increasingly used concept within academic, public policy and media lexicons of contemporary urban change.
Darren P. Smith, Joanna Sage, Stacey Balsdon   +2 more
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Locating Studentification in Kingston, Ontario

Inquiry@Queen's Undergraduate Research Conference Proceedings, 2022
This study will determine how the student population living off campus in Kingston has expanded from 2006 to 2016 by examining census data. Census data shows us the number of unoccupied dwellings which can represent where students are living in cities because full-time students living away from home are attached to their parents’ residence in the ...
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Strategies to Reduce Studentification in Boone, NC

2022
Student housing has grown from a niche investment field to a massive industry. Both large corporations and small mom-and-pop investors are active players, developing properties to satisfy the demand for off-campus housing near universities. While universities and their student populations can be a source of economic development for these communities ...
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Expanding the scope of studentification studies

Geography Compass, 2017
Abstract The term “studentification” refers to multifaceted urban transformations resulting from increases in and concentrations of student populations. Notably, this concept has been investigated with frequent reference to gentrification studies from both spatial and temporal perspectives.
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