El presente trabajo es un análisis sociolingüístico sobre las estrategias discursivas asociadas al multilingüismo y a la diversidad en Lavapiés, Madrid. Este estudio se centrará el de semiótica visible espacio público, que, su vez, refleja lenguas que hablan los productos comercializan zona. Un primer construcción del paisaje urbano por parte migrantes internacionales Lavapiés sugirió dicha pod...

Suburbanization—thriving suburbs surrounding increasingly impoverished inner cities—dominated the US postwar urban landscape. However, already in 1980s there were signs of rejuvenation, and decades since have seen gentrification replace decay. In this paper, we argue that trend reversal stems from rise hours worked by high‐income households, epitomized dual‐earner household replacing breadwinne...

Researchers have found that gentrification is less likely in Black neighborhoods than White or Latinx neighborhoods, and looks different neighborhoods. For example, researchers experience marginal gentrification—changes the educational level but not income of residents. This study uses Census National Historical Geographic Information System (NHGIS) data to explore relationship between racial c...

Street markets are public facilities that link commercial activities and cultural exchange, which interact with the urban fabric they a part of. Their historical symbolic values ​​make them vulnerable to transformations rethink structure, as happens in immediate surroundings of “9 de Octubre” “10 Agosto” street markets, located historic hub city Cuenca, Ecuador, where processes gentrification, ...

This study explores whether inclusionary housing (IH) is a mediating factor that explains the connection between gentrification and health outcomes at city level. The research relies on new nationwide IH data from Grounded Solutions Network, City Health Dashboard to measure outcomes, U.S. Census quantify stage scope of gentrification. Applying both descriptive methods regression models, we find...