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Uneven Development: Nature, Capital, and the Production of Space; Third Edition

by Neil Smith
Paperback, 2008
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book, nonfiction, history, planning, housing, cities, gentrification, space, economic development, capitalism, needs tags
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HD82.S58125 2008

In Defense of Housing: The Politics of Crisis

by David J. Madden
Paperback, 2016
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nonfiction, history, affordable housing, Bronx, buildings, capital, cities, commodification, housing, community, demand — 60 more, deregulation, displacement, dwelling space, economics, evictions, families, foreclosure, gentrification, Harlem, Henri Lefebvre, homelessness, homeowners, homeownership, households, housing activists, housing crisis, housing market, housing movements, inclusionary zoning, inequality, labor, land, land use, landlords, London, Lower East Side, luxury, mortgages, neighborhoods, neoliberalism, ownership, planning, precarity, profit, protest, public housing, racism, real estate, Red Vienna, reform, regulation, rent control, rent strikes, residential alienation, residential oppression, residents, right to housing, slums, tenements, land tenure, urban renewal, workers, working ­class, New York City, google terms added, politics, 21st century, United States, needs physical data, book
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HD7287.M33 2016

The New Urban Frontier: Gentrification and the Revanchist City

by Neil Smith
Paperback, 2005
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nonfiction, ∫Book-Right to the City, urban planning, cities, gentrification, urban history, CG HT, urban, 20th century, 1990s, class struggle — 89 more, Lower East Side, consumers, rent gap, rent, housing, uneven development, yuppies, market rate housing, the state, ideology, Harlem, mapping, revanchism, Amsterdam, Budapest, buildings, built environment, capital, investments, capitalists, Central Harlem, construction, consumer preference, consumer sovereignty, consumption, devalorization, differentiation, disinvestment, displacement, Doonesbury, East Village, economics, evictions, expansion, geography, ground rent, homelessness, households, housing market, housing stock, income, inner city, labor, labor power, land value, landlords, landscape, Manhattan, New York City, New York, United States, middle class, mortgages, neighborhoods, neoclassical economics, Philadelphia, population, postmodernism, potential ground rent, production, professionals, profit, real estate, rehabilitation, reinvestment, residential, residents, revanchist city, Society Hill, filtering, space, spatial patterns, squatters, suburbanization, suburbs, Tompkins Square Park, tracts, Upper West Side, urban development, urban frontier, urban renewal, urban scale, women, working class, sociology, planning, google terms added, needs physical data, book
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HT170.S55 1996
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