Soft-selling gentrification?

Sarah Glynn

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Urban Planning and Governance Urban Planning and Valuation Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism

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This paper explores the rhetoric and reality of regeneration. It looks at wider issues through an examination of ongoing changes in Dundee, using a mixture of participant action research and a critical analysis of government documents and of previous policy-related research. These are combined to show how public debate is being dominated by a political spin that allows gentrifying policies to be portrayed as logical and progressive development.

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