Essays about: "Displacement Paradox"

Found 3 essays containing the words Displacement Paradox.

1. 1. Are renewable sources displacing fossil fuels in electricity generation? : A panel data investigation on global data

   University essay from Högskolan Dalarna/Nationalekonomi

   Author : Andreas Sörling; [2023]
   Keywords : Climate change; Energy transitions; Green Growth; Displacement Paradox; Jevons Paradox; Panel Data;

   Abstract : As the consequences of climate change is increasing the need of replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy globally is becoming more urgent. A central question that has been questioned in the literature is that if the world is on track on a transition away from fossil fuels or if we are only adding renewable energy to the energy mix in a world that continues to grow and consume more energy. READ MORE

3. 2. “Trapped” in a new future: Case of Athens, Greece : Social and spatial segregation of the municipality of Athens andpossible solutions

   University essay from Malmö universitet/Institutionen för Urbana Studier (US)

   Author : Aliona Cerednicenco; [2020]
   Keywords : spatial segregation; social segregation; municipality of Athens; Victoria square; integration;

   Abstract : The mass displacement of people is a global phenomenon, inherent in human nature and the needfor survival. Over the last 30 years, Greece became a destination country for differentpopulations. Although the last wave of displacement people, starting from 2015, found Greece inan unstable economic situation due to the economic crisis. READ MORE

4. 3. contradictions of Transit Oriented Development (TOD) in low-income Neighborhoods: the case study of Rosengard, Malmo

   University essay from Malmö universitet/Fakulteten för kultur och samhälle (KS)

   Author : derakhti Laleh; [2019]
   Keywords : Transit-Oriented Development TOD ; Transit-Induced Gentrification; displacement; affordable housing; segregation; Rosengård.;

   Abstract : Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) is known as a mixed-use development near and oriented to public transport facilities. While TOD has become a predominant model of urban planning based on the idea that there will be both social and economic benefits of implementation, the recent popularity of TOD in many cities has provided a new focus for the gentrification–displacement debate as well as affordability paradox. READ MORE