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Gentrification. Used by the first time from Ruth Glass in 1964 to define the entry of the middle class in working class neighbourhood in London. - ppt download
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As 'Gentrification' Turns 50, Tracing Its Nebulous History - Curbed
What would Ruth Glass do?: London: Aspects of Change as a critique of urban epistemologies: City: Vol 23, No 1
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How Ruth Glass shaped the way we approach our cities | UCL Urban Laboratory - UCL – University College London
In 1964, British sociologist Ruth Glass was seeking a word to sum up what she saw happening in the London borough of Islington, wh… | Turn ons, History, Sociologist
When and Where Did the Word Gentrification Originate? | KQED
LSE Alumni - In 1964 the sociologist Ruth Glass coined the term ' gentrification' to describe the process of London's working class neighbourhoods being taken over by the middle classes. Fifty years on,
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Ruth Glass: Beyond 'Gentrification' | by Divya Subramanian | The New York Review of Books
Gentrification in the United States | Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History