EVERYDAY LIFE IN THE GENTRIFYING CITY : on displacement, ethnic privileging and the right ... to stay put.

Main entry:

HUSE, TONE.

Title & Author:

EVERYDAY LIFE IN THE GENTRIFYING CITY : on displacement, ethnic privileging and the right ... to stay put.

Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] ROUTLEDGE, 2018.

Description:

1 volume ; 24 cm

Series:

Cities and society series

Notes:
1. Renewal and eviction -- 2. Little Pakistan -- 3. The win-win myth -- 4. Birds of a feather attend school together? -- 5. The new Grønland -- 6. The art spectacle -- 7. Unrest and fear -- 8. Minorities in the city -- 9. From Tøyen street.

Summary:

"This book originates in another book, 'Tøyengata -et nyrikt stykke Norge', which was published in Norway in 2010 and describes how Tøyen Street in Oslo has been transformed by 30 years of gentrification. 'Tøyengata' has since been translated, revised and expanded to become the present book, 'Everyday life in the gentrifying city'. Whereas the first book approached the Norwegian public as well as academia, this second book is largely oriented towards an international community of scholars and students engaged in urban issues. The commitment of the two books is, however, the same."--Preface.

ISBN:

1138600156
9781138600157

Subject:

Gentrification Norway Oslo.
Housing Norway Oslo.
Minorities Norway Oslo.
Embourgeoisement (Urbanisme) Norvège Oslo.
Ethnic relations.
Gentrification.
Housing.
Minorities.
Oslo (Norway) Ethnic relations.
Norway Oslo.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 316697
Call No.: 316697
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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