Abstract
Debates about the most widely used theory of gentrification—the rent gap theory—and the universally adopted metaphor of the seesaw of capital that lies at its core have grown ever louder over the last decade as gentrification research has gone truly global. This includes both generalized debates around theoretical inconsistencies concerning the role of stigmatization, […]
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