The City and the City: Tent Camps and Luxury Development in the NoMA Business Improvement District (BID) in Washington, D.C.

IF 1 3区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

International Journal of Historical Archaeology Pub Date : 2023-01-18 DOI:10.1007/s10761-022-00691-2

Aaron Howe

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Abstract

The NoMA Business Improvement District (BID) is one of Washington DC's fastest developing areas and has one of the city's largest concentrations of unhoused tent camps, many of which are located in underpasses that provide bits of protection and privacy. These underpasses were created during DC's City Beautiful Movement and have been the site of neoliberal antihomeless strategies. In this paper I explore the production of space in the NoMA area and how property owners, business associations, and government actors sanitized public space for wealthy newcomers while excluding poor and unhoused residents.

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城市与城市：华盛顿特区 NoMA 商业改进区 (BID) 的帐篷营地和豪华开发项目。

NoMA 商业改进区（BID）是华盛顿特区发展最快的地区之一，也是该市无房帐篷营地最集中的地区之一，其中许多营地位于地下通道中，这些地下通道提供了一些保护和隐私。这些地下通道创建于华盛顿特区的 "美丽城市运动 "期间，一直是新自由主义反无家可归者策略的实施地点。在本文中，我将探讨 NoMA 地区的空间生产，以及业主、商业协会和政府行为者如何为富裕的新移民净化公共空间，同时排斥贫困和无家可归的居民。

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International Journal of Historical Archaeology ARCHAEOLOGY-

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