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| Assessing green gentrification in historically disenfranchised neighborhoods: a longitudinal and spatial analysis of Barcelona |
42 |
| Gentrification and the suburbanization of poverty: changing urban geographies through boom and bust periods |
32 |
| How block density and typology affect urban vitality: an exploratory analysis in Shenzhen, China |
20 |
| Sustainable for whom? Green urban development, environmental gentrification, and the Atlanta Beltline |
18 |
| All transport problems are essentially mathematical: The uneven resonance of academic transport and mobility knowledge in Brussels |
16 |
| Revisiting gateway cities: connecting hubs in global networks to their hinterlands |
15 |
| Neighborhood-Based social capital and life satisfaction: the case of Rotterdam, The Netherlands |
10 |
| Housing privatization and the return of the state: changing governance in China |
10 |
| The price ripple effect in the Vancouver housing market |
10 |
| Africa's middle class: building houses and constructing identities in the small town of Buea, Cameroon |
8 |
| Urbanizing the nation-state? Notes on the geopolitical growth of cities and city-regions |
8 |
| Austerity urbanism and the promise of immigrant- and refugee-centered urban revitalization in the US Rust Belt |
8 |
| Towards a typology of urban centers and subcenters - evidence from German city regions |
8 |
| The spatial structure of employment in the metropolitan region of Tokyo: A scale-view |
8 |
| The populist eruption and the urban question |
7 |
| Remaking white residential segregation: metropolitan diversity and neighborhood change in the United States |
7 |
| Transportation sustainability in the urban context: a comprehensive review |
7 |
| Damming China's rivers to expand its cities: the urban livelihoods of rural people displaced by the Three Gorges Dam |
7 |
| Financial market actors as urban policy-makers: the case of real estate investment trusts in Brazil |
7 |
| Forest city, Malaysia, and Chinese expansionism |
7 |
| Rethinking the RECAP: mapping the relational geographies of concentrated poverty and affluence in Lexington, Kentucky |
7 |
| Beirut and the creation of the rent gap |
6 |
| Suburban gentrification? Examining the geographies of New Urbanism in Atlanta's inner suburbs |
6 |
| Generative urbanization in Africa? A sociotechnical systems view of Tanzania's urban transition |
6 |
| The political economy of managing decline and rightsizing |
6 |
| The suburbanisation of poverty in British cities, 2004-16: extent, processes and nature |
6 |
| Fiscal geographies: Placing taxation in urban geography |
6 |
| Megalopolitan glocalization: the evolving relational economic geography of intercity knowledge linkages within and beyond China's Yangtze River Delta region, 2004-2014 |
6 |
| The concentration of urban crime in space by race: evidence from South Africa |
6 |
| Engaging with urban science |
5 |
| Domicide, social suffering and symbolic violence in contemporary Shanghai, China |
5 |
| Gentrification in Porto: floating city users and internationally-driven urban change |
5 |
| Southern urbanism or a world of cities? Modes of enacting more global urban geographical textbooks, teaching and research |
5 |
| Who has long commutes to low-wage jobs? Gender, race, and access to work in the New York region |
5 |
| Christaller and big data: recalibrating central place theory via the geoweb |
5 |
| The super-gentrification of Park Slope, Brooklyn |
5 |
| Who owns the name? Fandom, social inequalities and the contested renaming of a football club in Timisoara, Romania |
5 |
| Urban investment and development corporations, new town development and China's local state restructuring - the case of Songjiang new town, Shanghai |
5 |
| Creative destruction in urban planning procedures: the language of 'renewal' and 'exploitation'(21) |
5 |
| Projects of becoming in a right-sizing shrinking City |
5 |
| Governing urban vacancy in post-crash dublin: contested property and alternative social projects |
5 |
| Socio-spatial polarization and the (re-)distribution of deprived groups in world cities: A case study of Hong Kong |
5 |
| Japan's urban singles: negotiating alternatives to family households and standard housing pathways |
4 |
| Searching for a new dynamic of industrialization and urbanization: anatomy of China's characteristic town program |
4 |
| Gentrifications in the Planetary Elsewhere: tele-urbanization, Schengtrification, colour-splashing, and the mirage of more-than-adequate critical theory |
4 |
| New dynamics of rent gap formation in New York City rent-regulated housing: privatization, financialization, and uneven development |
4 |
| The trials of China's technoburbia: the case of the Future Sci-tech City Corridor in Hangzhou |
4 |
| Green infrastructure, green space, and sustainable urbanism: geography's important role |
4 |
| This venue is brought to you by...: the diffusion of sports and entertainment facility name sponsorship in urban Europe |
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