Contradictions of Public policy on food shops in a gentrified neighborhood of Paris
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2021.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : This article exposes the contradictions of the food retail policy in Goutte d’Or – Château Rouge (Paris). Its descriptive tools are, on the one hand, economic tools ignoring residents’ tastes, practices, and demands, and on the other hand, participatory bodies wherein middle-class residents frame their demands as universal. Hence two unintended consequences: new stores catering to the tastes and practices of middle-class residents, and stronger collective perceptions of the gentrification process.
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This article exposes the contradictions of the food retail policy in Goutte d’Or – Château Rouge (Paris). Its descriptive tools are, on the one hand, economic tools ignoring residents’ tastes, practices, and demands, and on the other hand, participatory bodies wherein middle-class residents frame their demands as universal. Hence two unintended consequences: new stores catering to the tastes and practices of middle-class residents, and stronger collective perceptions of the gentrification process.
Réseaux sociaux