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• W2789197613 abstract "21 August 2011%%%%%%%%Bibliography: p. 205-224.%%%%1. Introduction  – 2. Understanding contemporary inner urban change  – 3. Master-planned estates in the inner-city: an overview of MPE development in the City of Sydney  – 4. Resident life in an inner-city MPE: gentrification, community and homogeneity versus diversity  – 5. Art, food and gentrification: how consumption spaces are re-writing new meanings of place in Waterloo  – 6. State and community discourses of urban redevelopment - the RWA, 'social-mix' and community contestation  – 7. Discourses of community contestation: the fight over Atlantic Yards in Brooklyn, New York  – 8. Conclusion  – Appendices:  – Appendix 1. Questionnaire/survey  – Appendix 2. Redfern-Waterloo Authority documents analysed  – Appendix 3. Cross tabulations from survey  – Appendix 4. Interview questions, Crown Square residents  – Appendix 5. Set interview questions for Danks Street business owners  – Appendix 6. Set interview questions for REDWatch members  – Appendix 7. Ethics approvals.%%%%This dissertation explores the drivers and characteristics of master-planned estate (MPE) development in the inner-city as a means of advancing debates not only on the increasingly prevalent phenomena of MPEs, but also of three key geographical concepts: gentrification, neoliberalism and community. These three terms have underpinned urban geography research that attempts to understand how the contemporary city works. The thesis advances these arguments through case studies of Sydney, Australia, and Brooklyn, New York, USA. A holistic approach is undertaken that aims to understand inner-city estate development through their marketing strategies, the residents that live there, the strategies and policies guiding their development and the neighborhood dynamics in which they are developed.  – Using mixed methods, I address key questions surrounding MPE development in the inner-city and its linkages with gentrification. Interviews, surveying and documentary analysis provide the basis for understanding how these developments are bound up in larger processes of urban change and discourse analysis aids in understanding representations of redevelopment and urban change. Interviews and a survey of estate residents provide insight into the internal dynamics of these places, ways of neighboring and how a sense of place and community is constructed. Analysis of government redevelopment plans allows for an understanding of the strategic drivers of MPE production in the entrepreneurial, neoliberal city. Discussions with neighborhood activists enable a way of seeing contestations of redevelopment and gentrification, and an understanding of neighborhood residents who are not living in an MPE. Interviews with local business owners and analysis of media discourse surrounding the area's redevelopment allow for an exploration of the neighborhood's wider changes and how they are represented. Each chapter presents a particular way of approaching the question of MPE development in the inner-city.  – In doing so, I…" @default.
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