La gentrification des « espaces naturels » en Angleterre : après le front écologique, l’occupation ?

One feature of the UK, and even more of England, is the high population density and degree of its urbanisation. In this peculiar context, and from different points of view (landscape, functional, land use, symbolic or social), the least artificialized spaces, either rural or natural spaces, represen...

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Main Author: Frédéric Richard
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Université de Reims Champagne-Ardennes 2010-01-01
Series:L'Espace Politique
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/espacepolitique/1478
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spelling doaj-fd1ea8b19d5243819718bda81840edc72020-11-24T22:00:44ZengUniversité de Reims Champagne-ArdennesL'Espace Politique1958-55002010-01-01910.4000/espacepolitique.1478La gentrification des « espaces naturels » en Angleterre : après le front écologique, l’occupation ?Frédéric RichardOne feature of the UK, and even more of England, is the high population density and degree of its urbanisation. In this peculiar context, and from different points of view (landscape, functional, land use, symbolic or social), the least artificialized spaces, either rural or natural spaces, represents a very specific value. Reinforced in this way by numbers of protection policies and devices, like the National Parks for instance, rural and natural spaces became some desired and lusted for places, particularly by people looking for their amenities. Some people practise outdoor activities or tourism, which are often socially selective, but others decide to settle and inhabit there, contributing most of the time to the gentrification of the countryside. Relying on the Lake District area, this article aims to focus on the link existing between the concepts of eco frontier on one hand and rural gentrification on the other hand. But it is also assumed that this link would allow a better analysis of the gentrification process and of its local modalities.http://journals.openedition.org/espacepolitique/1478countrysideecofrontenvironmental ressourcelandscapenational parcrural gentrification
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La gentrification des « espaces naturels » en Angleterre : après le front écologique, l’occupation ?
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environmental ressource
landscape
national parc
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author_facet Frédéric Richard
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title La gentrification des « espaces naturels » en Angleterre : après le front écologique, l’occupation ?
title_short La gentrification des « espaces naturels » en Angleterre : après le front écologique, l’occupation ?
title_full La gentrification des « espaces naturels » en Angleterre : après le front écologique, l’occupation ?
title_fullStr La gentrification des « espaces naturels » en Angleterre : après le front écologique, l’occupation ?
title_full_unstemmed La gentrification des « espaces naturels » en Angleterre : après le front écologique, l’occupation ?
title_sort la gentrification des « espaces naturels » en angleterre : après le front écologique, l’occupation ?
publisher Université de Reims Champagne-Ardennes
series L'Espace Politique
issn 1958-5500
publishDate 2010-01-01
description One feature of the UK, and even more of England, is the high population density and degree of its urbanisation. In this peculiar context, and from different points of view (landscape, functional, land use, symbolic or social), the least artificialized spaces, either rural or natural spaces, represents a very specific value. Reinforced in this way by numbers of protection policies and devices, like the National Parks for instance, rural and natural spaces became some desired and lusted for places, particularly by people looking for their amenities. Some people practise outdoor activities or tourism, which are often socially selective, but others decide to settle and inhabit there, contributing most of the time to the gentrification of the countryside. Relying on the Lake District area, this article aims to focus on the link existing between the concepts of eco frontier on one hand and rural gentrification on the other hand. But it is also assumed that this link would allow a better analysis of the gentrification process and of its local modalities.
topic countryside
ecofront
environmental ressource
landscape
national parc
rural gentrification
url http://journals.openedition.org/espacepolitique/1478
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