Lecture 3: Gentrification an Revanchism

Question 1

Ruth Glass

Answer 1

(1964)
Plight of working class against elites

coined the term Gentrification

Question 2

Neil Smith

Answer 2

(1987)

Not only a social change, but a change in architecture and an economic change in housing markets =Gentrfctn

RENT GAP THEORY

Question 3

Slater

Answer 3

(2011)

Occurs in areas of prior-disinvestment

Question 4

Sebregondi

Answer 4

(2012)

Anything about Heygate, removal of squatters

Question 5

Butler

Answer 5

(1997)

Typically the middle class who gentrify

Question 6

Beauregard

Answer 6

(1986)

Presence of gentrifiers

Question 7

Mould

Answer 7

(2015)

London Cereal Killer Cafe 2015

Question 8

Porteous and Smith

Answer 8

(2001)

Deliberate destruction of home
Through means beyond physical damage

Question 9

Nowicki

Answer 9

(2017)

Section 144 and Bedroom Tax as unmaking practices

Question 10

Watt

Answer 10

(2013)
Carpenters Estate - governments attempts to gentrify the area for the olympics
removal of urban poor

Question 11

Coleman

Answer 11

(1985)

Broken Windows Theory

Question 12

Newman

Answer 12

(1972)

Defensible Space Theory

Question 13

Banham

Answer 13

(1955)

Brutalist Design: structure

Question 14

O’Sullivan

Answer 14

(2014)

Art-washing and giving the building a bohemian feel

Question 15

Madden and Marcuse

Answer 15

(2016)

Believe housing crisis is as a result of the system working perfectly.

Question 16

Smith (2002)

Answer 16

The globalisation of productive capital embraces gentrification

Question 17

Revanchism!

Answer 17

Neil Smith (1996)
middle classes seeking revenge for having to move out of the city

Question 18

Greenberg

Answer 18

(2008)

Removal of anything seen as undesirable to city image

Question 19

Peck

Answer 19

(2012)

AUsterity could be seen as a form or revanchist policy