Which class of people does entrepreneurialism help the most?
The creative class and higher income residents
The transfer of capital
In 1992, what did Rio host?
1. The Summit Series
2. World Summit on the Environment
3. Conference of the Earth Summit
2. World Summit on the Environment
Which class of people does entrepreneurialism punish the most?
Low-income residents
I am mainly market-led with local state efforts and a presence of resistance from the poor residents was directly connected to gentrification . What wave of gentrification am I?
According to DETR, what is the third wave of gentrification?
1. mature phase/generalized phase
2.pioneering phase/generalized phase
3.mature phase/pioneering phase
What were the two major events Rio hosted in a short amount of time?
1. Olympic Summer Games & Military Games
2. Military Games & FIFA
3. FIFA & Olympic Summer Games
4. Olympic Summer Games & Cup Finals
5. Cup Finals & FIFA
3. FIFA & Olympic Summer Games
Are all people in the creative class treated the same? If not, why not?
No. Because traditional artists attract much less capital than game developers and programmers
I am sporadic and confined to small neighborhoods within the major cities in Western Europe, the North America and the Southeast of Australia and occurred with government assistance, often accompanied by a “discourse of ameliorating urban decline’. Which wave of gentrification do I represent?
What is the main goal of the creative class approach?
To attract creative types, which attract firms, which in turn attracts more investment.
Possible answers:
1.Promised to restore tourism as the city’s natural vocation
2.Insert Rio de Janeiro into the ‘circuit’ of sporting mega-events as an efficient means of increasing its visibility, and
3.To attract inward investment
YEAR: 1995
Are residential campuses actually safe? If not, why not?
They aren't safer. Because campuses are almost abandoned during off-hours, there aren't any eyes on the street and so, they must hire private firms for security.
Western- ex patriots
Freelance workers
Creative class (students, bohemians)
Urban pioneers
Poor female lone parents
1.Transformed role of the state
2.Penetration by global finance
3.Changing levels of political opposition
4.Geographical dispersal
5.The sectoral generalization of gentrification
equal urban governance
PPP
Image construction
Political economy of place
inter urban comp
Urban governance/coalition of actors