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Critical Reflections on Gentrification

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한국도시지리학회|2023.08|한국도시지리학회지 (Journal of the Korean Urban Geographical Society)|제26권 제2호|pp. 153-164

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젠더gender젠트리피케이션gentrificationnew middle class신중산층yuppiesgentrifierdual city.여피족젠트리파이어이중도시.
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This paper theoretically explores gentrification focusing on yuppies, new middle class, gender, gentrifier, inner city, lifestyle, marginal gentrifier, rent gap, urban renewal, postindustrial city, homelessness, gay gentrification, postgentrification, degentrification, dual city, and divided city. Gentrification has been treated as a product of political economic shifts in local and global markets. Gentrification is also treated as the result of a contemporary social restructuring. The purpose of this paper is to examine the more social dimensions of gentrification, and specifically the claim that gentrification results from the social restructuring that affected many national societies. It is worth expanding the question of the social contours of gentrification. For the argument connecting social restructuring to gentrification refers not only to issues of class constitution but to gender. The postgentrification era will experience a much reduced rate and impact of gentrification in favor of a more unevenly developed, polarized and segregated city. The gentrified city is, to be sure, a dual and divided city of wealth and poverty. We still require a broader explanation for the unprecedented geographical shift of investment associated with gentrification.

Abstract

This paper theoretically explores gentrification focusing on yuppies, new middle class, gender, gentrifier, inner city, lifestyle, marginal gentrifier, rent gap, urban renewal, postindustrial city, homelessness, gay gentrification, postgentrification, degentrification, dual city, and divided city. Gentrification has been treated as a product of political economic shifts in local and global markets. Gentrification is also treated as the result of a contemporary social restructuring. The purpose of this paper is to examine the more social dimensions of gentrification, and specifically the claim that gentrification results from the social restructuring that affected many national societies. It is worth expanding the question of the social contours of gentrification. For the argument connecting social restructuring to gentrification refers not only to issues of class constitution but to gender. The postgentrification era will experience a much reduced rate and impact of gentrification in favor of a more unevenly developed, polarized and segregated city. The gentrified city is, to be sure, a dual and divided city of wealth and poverty. We still require a broader explanation for the unprecedented geographical shift of investment associated with gentrification.

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