W P C Van Gent
Biographic Data
| ID | 2069482 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W P C Van Gent |
| GIVEN NAMES | W P C |
| FAMILY NAME | Van Gent |
| SIGNATURE | VAN GENT W P C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Urban Geographies Research Group, Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR) Universiteit van Amsterdam Plantage Muidergracht 14 1018 VZ Amsterdam The Netherlands |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 64 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Surveying the Fault Lines in Social Tectonics; Neighbourhood Boundaries in a Socially-mixed Renewal Area
In recent decades, neighbourhood regeneration has often involved social mixing strategies, often through comprehensive renewal. By deconcentrating poverty and giving opportunities for social interaction, remaining residents are believed to benefit from middle-class presence. This study looks at a post-war neighbourhood in Amsterdam which has undergone comprehensive renewal. By making use of survey data in combination with GIS techniques, this stu…
Neoliberalization, Housing Institutions and Variegated Gentrification
Neil Smith argues that in the last two decades gentrification has become a generalized global urban phenomenon. His theory is at a high level of abstraction, as it links urban gentrification to globalization, financial capitalism and neoliberalization. With these global processes, all cities have experienced 'third wave' gentrification. The theory, however, leaves little room for variegations of gentrification, apart from characterizing geographi…
Puzzling Patterns in Neighborhood Change
This study disentangles the relationship between income and real estate value development in Dutch urban neighborhoods. Within the literature on upgrading and downgrading, it is often assumed that neighborhood income and real estate value development are strongly linked. The results reported here—based on research in Amsterdam, The Hague, and Tilburg—indicate that income and real estate values develop simultaneously in only a relatively small num…
Neoliberalization, Housing Institutions and Variegated Gentrification
Neil Smith argues that in the last two decades gentrification has become a generalized global urban phenomenon. His theory is at a high level of abstraction, as it links urban gentrification to globalization, financial capitalism and neoliberalization. With these global processes, all cities have experienced 'third wave' gentrification. The theory, however, leaves little room for variegations of gentrification, apart from characterizing geographi…
Puzzling Patterns in Neighborhood Change
This study disentangles the relationship between income and real estate value development in Dutch urban neighborhoods. Within the literature on upgrading and downgrading, it is often assumed that neighborhood income and real estate value development are strongly linked. The results reported here—based on research in Amsterdam, The Hague, and Tilburg—indicate that income and real estate values develop simultaneously in only a relatively small num…
Surveying the Fault Lines in Social Tectonics; Neighbourhood Boundaries in a Socially-mixed Renewal Area
In recent decades, neighbourhood regeneration has often involved social mixing strategies, often through comprehensive renewal. By deconcentrating poverty and giving opportunities for social interaction, remaining residents are believed to benefit from middle-class presence. This study looks at a post-war neighbourhood in Amsterdam which has undergone comprehensive renewal. By making use of survey data in combination with GIS techniques, this stu…
Puzzling Patterns in Neighborhood Change
This study disentangles the relationship between income and real estate value development in Dutch urban neighborhoods. Within the literature on upgrading and downgrading, it is often assumed that neighborhood income and real estate value development are strongly linked. The results reported here—based on research in Amsterdam, The Hague, and Tilburg—indicate that income and real estate values develop simultaneously in only a relatively small num…
Neoliberalization, Housing Institutions and Variegated Gentrification
Neil Smith argues that in the last two decades gentrification has become a generalized global urban phenomenon. His theory is at a high level of abstraction, as it links urban gentrification to globalization, financial capitalism and neoliberalization. With these global processes, all cities have experienced 'third wave' gentrification. The theory, however, leaves little room for variegations of gentrification, apart from characterizing geographi…
Surveying the Fault Lines in Social Tectonics; Neighbourhood Boundaries in a Socially-mixed Renewal Area
In recent decades, neighbourhood regeneration has often involved social mixing strategies, often through comprehensive renewal. By deconcentrating poverty and giving opportunities for social interaction, remaining residents are believed to benefit from middle-class presence. This study looks at a post-war neighbourhood in Amsterdam which has undergone comprehensive renewal. By making use of survey data in combination with GIS techniques, this stu…
Economic geography (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (2 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (2 works) · Art (1 works) · Boundary (topology (1 works)