(Initial) Bibliography

(In no particular order)

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Dynamics. Chicago: University of Chicago, 2009. Online.

-McKinnish, Terra, et al. Who Gentrifies Low-Income Neighborhoods.

-National Bureau of Economic Research: Massachusetts, 2008. Online

-Lee Gin, June. We’re Here and We’re Not Leaving: Framing Political History

and Community Response to Gentrification in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Michigan: University of Michigan, 2007. Print

-Steinberg, Michael. I Work The Tenderloin. San Francisco: Black Rain Press.

2007. Print.

Durandet, Kimberly J. Live/Work Loft Development in San Francisco: A Case

Study of Gentrification and Urban Regimes. San Francisco: San Francisco

State University. 2007. Print.

-Lees, Loretta, et al. Gentrification. New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis

Group. 2008. Print.

-California. Department of City Planning. Planning Area Maps for San

Francisco. San Francisco. Print.

-Mirabal, Nancy Raquel. “Geographies of Displacement: Latina/os,

Oral History, and The Politics of Gentrification in San Francisco’s

Mission District.” The Public Historian. 31.2 (2009) : 7-31 Web. 07 Feb.

2012

-Kawahara, Jean. Space, Race and the Power of Place: The

Gentrification of Culture and Community. San Francisco: San

Francisco State University. 2003. Print.

-Nevius, C.W. “SoMa Gentrificaiton – Model For New S.F.” SF Gate 03

October 2009. Print.

-Boom: The Sound of Eviction. Whispered Media, 2001. DVD

-Lai, Clement. “The Racial Triangulation of Space: The Case of

Urban Renewal in San Francisco’s Fillmore District..” 27 Jun 2011.

Web.

-Li, Bethany Y. “Zoned Out: Chinatown and Lower East Side

Residents and Business Owners Fight to Stay in New York City.” Asian

American Policy Review. Web. 01 Jan. 2010.

-Gordon MacLeod and Kevin Ward. Geografiska Annaler.

Series B, Human Geography, Vol. 84, No. 3/4, Special Issue:

The Dialectics of Utopia and Dystopia (2002), pp. 153-170

-Jacob L. Vigdor, Douglas S. Massey and Alice M. Rivlin.

Brookings-Wharton Papers on Urban Affairs , (2002), pp.

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-No Evictions. We Won’t Move! NHI – Shelterforce Online.

Chardon Press, 1999. Web. Oct. 1999

-Habal, Estella. San Francisco’s International Hotel: Filipino

American Community in the Anti-Eviction Movement.

Philadelphia: Temple University Press: 2007. Print.

-Can Mom-and-Pop Shops Survive Extreme Gentrification?

The New York Times: 2012. Online.