Post-studentification? Promises and pitfalls of a near-campus urban intensification strategy [PDF]
The concentration of students in neighbourhoods through processes of studentification has often precipitated conflicts with other residents centred on behavioural issues and perceived neighbourhood decline. Dominant policy responses have been exclusive in nature, attempting to restrict where students can live or to encourage them to live in purpose ...
Revington, Nick, Nick Revington
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Studentification, diversity and social cohesion in post-socialist Budapest [PDF]
In the literature studentification is closely associated with gentrification. Many authors consider the mass invasion of students to inner-city neighbourhoods as a type of gentrification, some of them even use the two terms interchangeably.
Fabula Szabolcs +4 more
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Studentification, youthification, and gentrification, all at once? New-builds, newcomers, and near-campus change in a post-industrial city [PDF]
Higher education growth changes the neighbourhoods of university cities in multiple ways. The most evidenced way is studentification, although researchers also report youthification and gentrification.
Zasina, Jakub, Jakubiak, Wiktoria
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Navigating Dementia: Political Materialities of Public Transport in the All‐Ageing Metropolis [PDF]
ABSTRACT Age‐ and dementia‐friendliness are major areas of contemporary urban policy and scholarship, seeking to maintain older people and those with cognitive impairment in their own homes and communities. Such work relies on architectural augmentation to maximise the functionality of ageing bodies and minds and has been criticised for conceptualising
James Rupert Fletcher
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The Implication of Studentification To Community’s Physical And Social Economicaspects In Tembalang Higher Education Area [PDF]
. Studentification is a neighbourhood changes caused by the students’ presence in the permanent settlement then influence the area; students accomodation supply and community’s social economic aspects.
Santy Paulla Dewi, Novia Sari Ristianti
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Hospitality workers and gentrification processes: Elective belonging and reflexive complicity [PDF]
Abstract This paper contributes new understandings of the dynamics and processes of gentrification that contribute to wider transformations of class relations. We argue that the hospitality sector, specifically the tastes, dispositions and practices of young hospitality workers, are central in how gentrification processes currently function.
Steven Threadgold +4 more
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Unveiling Studentification: Reshaping Urban Landscapes and Cultural Identities in Peri-urban Regions [PDF]
The peri-urban landscape has undergone significant transformations attributed to the emergence and expansion of higher education institutions, commonly referred to as studentification. This phenomenon, characterised by a substantial influx of students,
Natasya Sanvica, Gabriela Possenti Aurelia +1 more
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Studentification and student wellbeing in the private sector: further reflections on Lynch et al. [PDF]
In this response to Lynch et al.'s article on Studentification, Revington and Wray look into the implications of students in the private rented sector and how this affects their health and ...
Revington, Nick, Wray, A.
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Processes of destudentification and studentification in Loughborough [PDF]
This thesis presents the first empirical findings of processes of destudentification, using the case study of the university town of Loughborough, UK.
Chloe Kinton (7191200)
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Tembalang Higher Education Area is growing rapidly in line with the increasing number of Diponegoro University students. The development of the area and the increase of students number triggered the emergence of studentification which resulted in changes
Sekar Kharisma Ardhia Prastiwi +1 more
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