Gentrification is likely the largest area of conflict in current urban development policy – because gentrification means that poorer socio-cultural groups are being threatened with displacement by the more prosperous. Although this development is obvious, German and international research has so far only concerned itself with the socio-structural upgrade of certain districts. The consequences for those displaced have so far remained unobserved. Where are they supposed to move to? What does displacement from their historic districts mean for them? What strategies of resistance exist? Using the example of Berlin, the German "capital of gentrification," the contributions in this volume pursue these urgent questions via innovative methods.
Gentrification und Verdrängung No access Pages 9 - 16 Ilse Helbrecht
Gentrification-Hotspots und Verdrängungsprozesse in Berlin No access Pages 17 - 44 Christian Döring, Klaus Ulbricht
Black Box Verdrängung: Bleiben im Kiez oder Wegzug an den Rand? No access Pages 45 - 68 Ilse Helbrecht
Wohin (ver-)drängt es die Kreuzberger_innen? Wohin ziehen die Verdrängten innerhalb eines Gentrification-Prozesses? No access Pages 69 - 106 Simon Koch, Marrike Kortus, Christine Schierbaum, Stephanie Schramm
Die statemade-rental-gap: Gentrification im Sozialwohnungsbau No access Pages 107 - 150 Greta Ertelt, Carlotta Schulz, Georg Thieme, Christiane Uhlig
Kotti&Co No access Pages 151 - 184 Lisa Scheer
Die Wohnsituation von ALG-IIEmpfänger_ innen in Berlin No access Pages 185 - 214 Nelly Grotefendt, Tanja Kohlsdorf, Malve Jacobsen, Lina Wegener
Leben im Wohnwagen - ein Phänomen der Verdrängung? No access Pages 215 - 256 Paul Neupert
