Checker argues that “environmental gentrification” constitutes a “mode of ‘post-political’ governance” (Checker, 2011: 212)

Checker argues that “environmental gentrification” constitutes a “mode of ‘post-political’ governance” (Checker, 2011: 212)

that makes it harder to achieve environmental and social justice and to engage in resistance. Why does she think so? How, more generally, can the greening of cities serve to privilege better off inhabitants in different urban communities?
2) Rademacher speaks about a “spatial articulation” (2008: 107) of power and of the state. What does she mean by this? How can this idea be helpful for understanding processes of urban renewal/beautification/change in both Napoli and Kathmandu?

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