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ID178458
Title ProperSpectre of neoliberal gentrification in Fiji
Other Title Informationthe price Suva's poor must pay
LanguageENG
AuthorMausio, Asinate
Summary / Abstract (Note)This article seeks to examine Fiji's current housing crisis against the backdrop of neoliberal urbanism. In doing so, the article offers a fresh new perspective on the marginalisation, displacement and outright exclusion of the urban poor from the inner city areas of Suva. Among the trademark growth problems experienced by neoliberal cities across the globe, the crisis of urban housing affordability is perhaps more pronounced in Suva given economies of scale and constraints in Fiji's land tenure system. This article seeks to highlight that Suva's inner city spaces are being transformed along the lines of market fundamentalism and that this will exacerbate the social exclusion and displacement of Suva's poor.
`In' analytical NoteAsia Pacific Viewpoint Vol. 62, No.1; Apr 2021: p.2-14
Journal SourceAsia Pacific Viewpoint 2021-04 62, 1
Key WordsGentrification ;  Marginalisation ;  Neoliberal Urbanism ;  Revanchist Cities ;  Urban Housing Crisis