Abandonment to financialisation: Ancoats and the ongoing housing question

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Abstract

Continuing the focus on the district of Ancoats in Manchester, de Noronha and Silver consider the ever-shifting relations between capital and state in the shaping of the housing geographies of the neighbourhood. They continue the historical analysis in conversation with Engels’ ideas, showing how the post-industrial decline of the district created the conditions for future regeneration and subsequent gentrification of the area, and financialisation of the housing. The chapter concludes by thinking through the connections between housing and inequality, and the importance of understanding the changing relationship between capital and the state to do so.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationHow the other half lives
Subtitle of host publicationInterconnecting socio-spatial inequalities
EditorsSamuel Burgum, Katie Higgins
Place of PublicationManchester
PublisherManchester University Press
Chapter2
ISBN (Electronic)9781526146564
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 22 Mar 2022

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