Who Gentrifies Low-income Neighborhoods?

This paper uses confidential Census data, specifically the 1990 and 2000 Census Long-Form data, to study the demographic processes underlying the gentrification of low income urban neighborhoods during the 1990’s. In contrast to previous studies, the analysis is conducted at the more refined census-tract level with a narrower definition of gentrification and more narrowly defined comparison neighborhoods. The analysis is also richly disaggregated by demographic characteristic, uncovering differential patterns by race, education, age and family structure that would not have emerged in the more aggregate analysis in previous studies. The results provide little evidence of displacement of low-income non-white households in gentrifying neighborhoods. The bulk of the income gains in gentrifying neighborhoods are attributed to white college graduates and black high school graduates. It is the disproportionate in-migration of the former and the disproportionate retention and income gains of the latter that appear to be the main engines of gentrification.gentrification, neighborhood change, migration

Sergeac – Abri Blanchard et Abri Castanet

Lien Atlas (MCC) :http://atlas.patrimoines.culture.fr/atlas/trunk/index.php?ap_theme=DOM_2.01.02&ap_bbox=-1.087;44.979;1.138;45.022 Abri Blanchard (Aurignacien ancien et récent) L’abri Blanchard se trouve sur le versant est du vallon de Castelmerle. Ce site majeur pour l’Aurignacien fut identifié grâce à la découverte d’une perle en ivoire de mammouth en surface par M. Castanet en 1909, après avoir été sondé, semble-t-il, par A. Reverdit vers 1870. Lors du passage de ce dernier, les travaux d..

Sergeac – Abri Blanchard et Abri Castanet

Lien Atlas (MCC) :http://atlas.patrimoines.culture.fr/atlas/trunk/index.php?ap_theme=DOM_2.01.02&ap_bbox=-1.087;44.979;1.138;45.022 Abri Blanchard (Aurignacien ancien et récent) L’abri Blanchard se trouve sur le versant est du vallon de Castelmerle. Ce site majeur pour l’Aurignacien fut identifié grâce à la découverte d’une perle en ivoire de mammouth en surface par M. Castanet en 1909, après avoir été sondé, semble-t-il, par A. Reverdit vers 1870. Lors du passage de ce dernier, les travaux d..

Social Culture: A Manual of Etiquette and Deportment (Part One)

The full title of this book as listed on the title page is Social Culture: An Up-to-Date Book for Polite Society Containing Rules for Conduct in Public, Social and Private Life, at Home and Abroad Including Suggestions for Oriental Teas, Church Festivals, Charity Socials, Costume Parties, Bazaars, Germans, Indoor Games, Outdoor Sports, Tally-Ho Parties, Masquerades, Etc., Etc. Also Correct Dress for Weddings, Receptions, and All Other Occasions Designed for Both Men and Women, Young and Old. It is also, Embellished with nearly half a hundred full page engravings and numerous drawings by George Speil.https://openworks.wooster.edu/motherhomeheaven/1093/thumbnail.jp

Twentieth Century Etiquette (Part 3)

The full title for this book is Twentieth Century Etiquette: An Up-To-Date Book for Polite Society Containing Rules for Conduct in Public, Social and Private Life, at Home and Abroad including suggestions for oriental teas, church festivals, charity socials, costume parties, bazaars, Germans, indoor games, outdoor sports, tally-ho parties, masquerades, etc., etc. also correct dress for weddings, receptions, and all other occasions designed for both men and women, young and old. This last section of the book contains chapters titled Servants, Maids and Assistants, Births and Christenings, Funerals and Mourning, Special Suggestions, Graceful Development of the Body, Unselfishness-The Key to Graciousness, The Possibilities of Women, Women in Business, Real and Fancied Wrongs, Higher Culture, The Shaping of Character, Women Beautiful, and The Language of the Hand.https://openworks.wooster.edu/motherhomeheaven/1101/thumbnail.jp

Twentieth Century Etiquette (Part 1)

The full title for this book is Twentieth Century Etiquette: An Up-To-Date Book for Polite Society Containing Rules for Conduct in Public, Social and Private Life, at Home and Abroad including suggestions for oriental teas, church festivals, charity socials, costume parties, bazaars, Germans, indoor games, outdoor sports, tally-ho parties, masquerades, etc., etc. also correct dress for weddings, receptions, and all other occasions designed for both men and women, young and old. This first section of the book contains chapters entitled The Makers of Manners, The Test of the Lady and Gentleman, Importance of Social Observances, Home-The Life Immortal, Little Folks-Their Entertainment and Dress, Self-Consciousness-How to Overcome It, Introductions-Their Importance, Greeting and Leavetaking, Conversation, Etiquette of School Days, Going Into Society, Misses and Unmarried Women, What Etiquette Demands of a Gentleman, Obligations of Bachelors, and Etiquette in the Street.https://openworks.wooster.edu/motherhomeheaven/1099/thumbnail.jp

Twentieth Century Etiquette (Part 2)

The full title for this book is Twentieth Century Etiquette: An Up-To-Date Book for Polite Society Containing Rules for Conduct in Public, Social and Private Life, at Home and Abroad including suggestions for oriental teas, church festivals, charity socials, costume parties, bazaars, Germans, indoor games, outdoor sports, tally-ho parties, masquerades, etc., etc. also correct dress for weddings, receptions, and all other occasions designed for both men and women, young and old. This second section of the book includes chapters about Telephoning-Business and Social, Social Etiquette at Washington, Calling-When and How, Dinners and Luncheons, Etiquette at the Table, Receptions, Lectures, Church, Etc., Costume Parties and What to Wear, Dress-Its Attractiveness and Appropriateness, Correspondence-Business and Social, Horseback Riding and Driving, Cycling, Golf, Dancing and Games, Courtship and Its Demands, Weddings and How to Conduct Them, Anniversaries and How to Celebrate Them, and Traveling-Home and Abroad.https://openworks.wooster.edu/motherhomeheaven/1100/thumbnail.jp

Social Culture: A Manual of Etiquette and Deportment (Part Two)

The full title of this book as listed on the title page is, Social Culture: An Up-to-Date Book for Polite Society Containing Rules for Conduct in Public, Social and Private Life, at Home and Abroad Including Suggestions for Oriental Teas, Church Festivals, Charity Socials, Costume Parties, Bazaars, Germans, Indoor Games, Outdoor Sports, Tally-Ho Parties, Masquerades, Etc., Etc. Also Correct Dress for Weddings, Receptions, and All Other Occasions Designed for Both Men and Women, Young and Old. It is also, Embellished with nearly half a hundred full page engravings and numerous drawings by George Speil.https://openworks.wooster.edu/motherhomeheaven/1094/thumbnail.jp