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Making Real Estate Markets: The Co"?Production of Race and Property Value in Early 20th Century Appraisal Science

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/anti.12643?af=R Abstract

This paper is organised around geographies of encounter, power and living together. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, in"?depth interviews and focus groups in the West and North of Glasgow, I explore the micro connections and aggressions shaping everyday encounters for some (ethnic and cultural) minorities, contributing to debates on the potentials and challenges of multicultural living. The research contributes to this work by offering a detailed embodied/felt account of belonging and racism in contemporary Glasgow, challenging dominant narratives that construct Scottishness as having "no problem with racism". As worrying shifts around immigration and multiculturalism continue on a broader political level, including in Scotland, I use the conceptual frame of micro connection, to detail how people actively resist being racialised and othered, and attempt to transform public spaces in Glasgow by "quietly" carving out and inhabiting alternative spaces of belonging.

» Author: 2> <p>Analysing the standardisation of appraisal alongside the development of modern real estate markets in the early 20<sup>th</sup> century, this article demonstrates that the construction of a racialised proper(tied) economic subje

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