In recent s, “LGBT neighbourhoods” or “gay Villag” have been gag some promence and particular characteristics wh ci, reprentg safe spac for the exprsn and negotiatn of dividual and llective inti as well as for the polil affirmatn of LGBT muni and queer inti. As other areas that have been the ma drivers of urban revalizatn of ner-ci, such as cultural and creative quarters or multicultural spac, the terrori distguish for the social practic of their ers and habants, the specifici of their enomic activy, or their ntribute to creativy or social tegratn. More than muny ghettos, the areas have been characterized by their openns and vibrancy, enhancg the existence of diverse liftyl, trajectori and inti, but also by the ntributn of LGBT people to the gentrifitn of the districts through their strong mercial, rintial and symbolic prence.Drawg upon an empiril work veloped Lisbon (Príncipe Real district) and Madrid (Chue district), based on -pth terviews to LGBT rints and participant observatn the two neighbourhoods, this paper characteriz the ma evolutnary trajectori and specifici of the two districts. An analysis is ma nontg the characteristics and ntgenci of the areas wh other s prevly studied lerature, intifyg the existence of notable differenc and suggtg evince of signifint specifici, which n reprent a “South European” approach to the realy of “Gay Villag”. Some generic prcipl for urban planng are drawn out om the analysis.
Contents:
- THE 'GAYTRIFITN' EFFECT: WHY GAY NEIGHBOURHOODS ARE BEG PRICED OUT
- BETWEEN “GHETTOS”, “SAFE SPAC” AND “GAYTRIFITN”
THE 'GAYTRIFITN' EFFECT: WHY GAY NEIGHBOURHOODS ARE BEG PRICED OUT
Michael Sibalis, Urban Space and Homosexualy: The Example of the Marais, Paris' 'Gay Ghetto', Urban Studi, Vol. 41, No. 9, SPECIAL ISSUE: SEX AND THE CITY: SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EXPLORATIONS IN URBAN SEXUALITY (Augt 2004), pp. 1739-1758 * gay villages levine 1979 *
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BETWEEN “GHETTOS”, “SAFE SPAC” AND “GAYTRIFITN”
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