Gentrification: economic, social and political effects

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How do changing cities create challenges and opportunities?

In this video we team up with human geographers Oli Mould and Mike Dolton from Royal Holloway University of London, to investigate economic, social and political effects of gentrification in London.

Attributions and Acknowledgements

Written and developed by: Oli Mould, Mike Dolton, Rob Parker, Harriet Ridley, Simon Ross, Tim Parker

Videography by: Oliver Draper, Rob Parker

Thank you for permission to film this video from:

Wandsworth London Borough Council

Westminster City Council

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