Foreword

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Table of Contents 5
3. Acknowledgements 9
4. Foreword 11
5. 1. Introduction: Gentrification and the Media 15
6. Part 1 Comparing and Contrasting Discourses on Gentrification
7. 2. The Local and International Press and the Gentrification of Western Leipzig (Germany): Between Promotional Narratives of Social Transformations and Late Discovery of the Negatives Consequences of Gentrification 31
8. 3. Crime and Gentrification in News Reporting 51
9. 4. Part 1: Discussion 65
10. Part 2 Place-Making Through Evolving Narratives
11. 5. Gentrification as Entertainment: New Orleans as Seen on HGTV 79
12. 6. Shaping and Diverting Public Space Regulation : Newspaper Coverage of an Eviction in a Business Improvement District, Washington, DC 99
13. 7. Part 2: Discussion 121
14. Part 3 Fuelling and Orchestrating Gentrification
15. 8. The Eviction of Ethnicity and Class in the Media Coverage of Commercial Gentrification in the 18^th Arrondissement of Paris 129
16. 9. Constructing the Authenticity of Gentrified Districts? Newspaper Coverage of Belleville (Paris) and El Raval (Barcelona) 151
17. 10. Acknowledging the Interplay Between Religion and Gentrification in the Press? “Muslim Enclaves” in Goutte D’Or (Paris) and El Raval (Barcelona) 173
18. 11. Part 3: Discussion 197
19. Part 4 Voicing Alternative Narratives and Resisting Gentrification
20. 12. The “I am Denver” Chief Storytelling Office : Critical Co-Creative Media to Change the Dominant Narrative of Gentrification? 205
21. 13. Citizen Journalism and Gentrification: Local Community Views and Discourses on Urban Change in Brixton, London, 2011–2022 225
22. 14. Popular vs. Independent Local Newspapers and Anti- Gentrification Resistance: Mixed Representations of the 2015 Cereal Killer Cafe Attack in London 251
23. 15. Part 4: Discussion 273
24. 16. Conclusion 283
25. Index 293