How to Kill a City: Gentrification, Inequality, and the Fight for the Neighborhood
Peter Moskowitz examines how gentrification reshapes cities, affects longtime residents, and intensifies inequality. Focusing on the forces behind neighborhood change and the people who resist it, How to Kill a City presents a critical exploration of urban redevelopment, displacement, community identity, and the ongoing fight for equitable neighborhoods.
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How to Kill a City examines the forces that transform urban neighborhoods through gentrification and displacement.
Peter Moskowitz explores the relationship between redevelopment, inequality, and the changing character of communities.
The book considers the effects of these changes on residents and neighborhoods, while focusing on the struggle to preserve local identity and access.
It offers a critical look at the conflicts surrounding urban change and the fight for fairer, more inclusive communities.
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