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Oct 14 2014
Confessions of a ‘doorstep researcher’: Reflections on a comparative study of displacement experiences
Leave a commentIn many cities, public authorities engage in redevelopment or renewal of disadvantaged neighbourhoods. While the aim is social, physical and economic upgrading of these neighbourhoods, the result is often displacement of local residents. Despite the growing literature on displacement, … Continue reading
Posted by: October 14, 2014
Tagged with: Boundary Crossing, comparative studies, displacement, the Netherlands, Turkey, urban ethnography, urban redevelopment