Anne-Cécile Mermet
Biographic Data
| ID | 962736 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne-Cécile Mermet |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne-Cécile |
| FAMILY NAME | Mermet |
| SIGNATURE | MERMET A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sorbonne Université |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3834-4557 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Gentrification-induced displacement made visible: Shop displacement and tourism gentrification in Reykjavík
This paper investigates commercial displacement in the context of tourism gentrification. Tourism gentrification refers to the process by which tourism-related activities result in the displacement of long-term residents in favour of capital investment focused on tourism. While research on displacement induced by tourism gentrification has mainly focused on the residential displacement of long-term inhabitants, its impacts on local shops are poor…
Phil Hubbard, The Battle for the High Street. Retail Gentrification, Class and Disgust: Londres, Palgrave MacMillan, 2017
The Battle for the High Street porte sur les politiques dites de « régénération commerciale » mises en place en Grande-Bretagne au début des années 2010. La récession consécutive à la crise financière de 2008 s’est en effet traduite par une hausse de la vacance commerciale dans les centres-villes britanniques ainsi que par le développement de magasins bon marché destinés à une clientèle au faible pouvoir d’achat (magasins discount, prêteurs sur s…
Can gentrification theory learn from Airbnb? Airbnbfication and the asset economy in Reykjavík
Urban studies have predominantly analysed the impact of short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb on cities through the lens of gentrification. However, the concept of gentrification has been applied to this platform-based urban change without considering how platform economy might alter the way scholars think about gentrification. First, this paper shows that short-term rental platforms build on the increasing use of housing by ordinary people …
Who Is Benefiting from Airbnb? Assessing the Redistributive Power of Peer-to-Peer Short-Term Rentals
This article aims to bring empirical evidence to the debate on the redistributive effects of the sharing economy, using Airbnb as an example. Peer-to-peer short-term rental platforms provide every inhabitant of a tourism area with the opportunity to be a stakeholder of the local accommodation industry by leasing an underutilized part of their property to tourists. Therefore, Airbnb could be seen as a way to redistribute the income influx brought …
Global retail capital and the city: Towards an intensification of gentrification
The emerging literature on retail gentrification has not paid much attention to the link between recent reconfigurations of retail capital (concentration, internationalization, and financialization) and the contemporary wave of “generalized gentrification”. In this paper, I argue that analyzing the strategies of stakeholders involved in sectors other than housing (in this case, the retail sector) should allow us to identify different forms of gen…
Commerce et patrimoine. L'exemple du Marais à Paris
Cet article propose une lecture croisée des dynamiques commerciales et patrimoniales dans le quartier du Marais à Paris. L'objectif est de montrer que ces deux dynamiques sociospatiales n'évoluent pas de façon parallèle mais sont au contraire en constante interaction, produisant un paysage de consommation original et spécifique aux centres historiques. Après avoir rapidement décrit l'ampleur de la patrimonialisation et de la restructuration comme…
Global retail capital and the city: Towards an intensification of gentrification
The emerging literature on retail gentrification has not paid much attention to the link between recent reconfigurations of retail capital (concentration, internationalization, and financialization) and the contemporary wave of “generalized gentrification”. In this paper, I argue that analyzing the strategies of stakeholders involved in sectors other than housing (in this case, the retail sector) should allow us to identify different forms of gen…
Can gentrification theory learn from Airbnb? Airbnbfication and the asset economy in Reykjavík
Urban studies have predominantly analysed the impact of short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb on cities through the lens of gentrification. However, the concept of gentrification has been applied to this platform-based urban change without considering how platform economy might alter the way scholars think about gentrification. First, this paper shows that short-term rental platforms build on the increasing use of housing by ordinary people …
Gentrification-induced displacement made visible: Shop displacement and tourism gentrification in Reykjavík
This paper investigates commercial displacement in the context of tourism gentrification. Tourism gentrification refers to the process by which tourism-related activities result in the displacement of long-term residents in favour of capital investment focused on tourism. While research on displacement induced by tourism gentrification has mainly focused on the residential displacement of long-term inhabitants, its impacts on local shops are poor…
Commerce et patrimoine. L'exemple du Marais à Paris
Cet article propose une lecture croisée des dynamiques commerciales et patrimoniales dans le quartier du Marais à Paris. L'objectif est de montrer que ces deux dynamiques sociospatiales n'évoluent pas de façon parallèle mais sont au contraire en constante interaction, produisant un paysage de consommation original et spécifique aux centres historiques. Après avoir rapidement décrit l'ampleur de la patrimonialisation et de la restructuration comme…
Global retail capital and the city: Towards an intensification of gentrification
The emerging literature on retail gentrification has not paid much attention to the link between recent reconfigurations of retail capital (concentration, internationalization, and financialization) and the contemporary wave of “generalized gentrification”. In this paper, I argue that analyzing the strategies of stakeholders involved in sectors other than housing (in this case, the retail sector) should allow us to identify different forms of gen…
Who Is Benefiting from Airbnb? Assessing the Redistributive Power of Peer-to-Peer Short-Term Rentals
This article aims to bring empirical evidence to the debate on the redistributive effects of the sharing economy, using Airbnb as an example. Peer-to-peer short-term rental platforms provide every inhabitant of a tourism area with the opportunity to be a stakeholder of the local accommodation industry by leasing an underutilized part of their property to tourists. Therefore, Airbnb could be seen as a way to redistribute the income influx brought …
Can gentrification theory learn from Airbnb? Airbnbfication and the asset economy in Reykjavík
Urban studies have predominantly analysed the impact of short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb on cities through the lens of gentrification. However, the concept of gentrification has been applied to this platform-based urban change without considering how platform economy might alter the way scholars think about gentrification. First, this paper shows that short-term rental platforms build on the increasing use of housing by ordinary people …
Phil Hubbard, The Battle for the High Street. Retail Gentrification, Class and Disgust: Londres, Palgrave MacMillan, 2017
The Battle for the High Street porte sur les politiques dites de « régénération commerciale » mises en place en Grande-Bretagne au début des années 2010. La récession consécutive à la crise financière de 2008 s’est en effet traduite par une hausse de la vacance commerciale dans les centres-villes britanniques ainsi que par le développement de magasins bon marché destinés à une clientèle au faible pouvoir d’achat (magasins discount, prêteurs sur s…
Gentrification-induced displacement made visible: Shop displacement and tourism gentrification in Reykjavík
This paper investigates commercial displacement in the context of tourism gentrification. Tourism gentrification refers to the process by which tourism-related activities result in the displacement of long-term residents in favour of capital investment focused on tourism. While research on displacement induced by tourism gentrification has mainly focused on the residential displacement of long-term inhabitants, its impacts on local shops are poor…
Gentrification (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Accommodation (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Art (2 works)