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Book 2017n of behavior in public, it shows how commonplace acts in everyday public spaces like sidewalks, streets, and parks work to establish neighborhood legitimacy for newcomers while delegitimizing once authentic public practices of long-timers. With evidence drawn from the formerly Latino neighborhood o

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Rights to Public Space,h dominant Anglo cultural assumptions about legitimacy than with corresponding ideas of legitimacy in more marginal Latino cultural complexes. This rift is a central mechanism in the gentrification of space.

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Coda: Now What?,cerned with property rights, unlike states, which are more concerned with human rights. In combination, these factors help explain how gentrification in inner-city neighborhoods has come to be widely considered as both necessary and inevitable.

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,?Dónde Está Highland?,ch as Highland, which was first established by Irish immigrants, then transitioned to an Italian enclave. By mid-century, Highland was a Latino barrio; today, it is nearly all gentrified. This chapter ends by reviewing scholarly research on gentrification and offers a definition for a central concept in this book: the gentrification of space.

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Public Space and the Rights-Rift,ights . and relations of belonging . a locality that exists independently of formal property regimes. Because primitive property is the actualization of abstract ideas of place as defensible territory, I argue that it proves central to the gentrification of space.

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Street Space,sts of new, middle-class, and predominantly Anglo neighborhood residents. Today Anglo urbanism is the new norm in North Denver. Consequently, Highland’s streets are marked by predictable traffic patterns rather than by the “mobile barrios” inscribed by Latinos onto street networks that knit together the Northside during the late twentieth century.

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