Gentrification and the Enterprise Culture

Britain 1780-1980
ISBN13: 9780199265602ISBN10: 0199265607 Paperback, 216 pages

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In this book F. M. L. Thompson makes an incisive contribution to the longstanding debate over gentrification and entrepreneurialism in Britain. He provides an expert analysis of the links between economic performance and the penetration of industrial wealth into landed society.

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"With the skill of a consummate historian, Thompson introduces, challenges, and demlishes established visions of who the gentry were and what gentrification entailed as he arrives at his own more open and elastic model. This makes Thompson's work important not only as a revisionist cultural history of gentrification and the enterprise culture but also as a critical evaluation of extant scholarship on the subject."--History

"This admirable study...should be required reading for students of British economic history in the modern period."--Economic History

Product Details

216 pages; ISBN13: 978-0-19-926560-2ISBN10: 0-19-926560-7

About the Author(s)

F. M. L. Thompson, former Director of the Institute of Historical Research, University of London

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