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Introduction: Studying markets as spaces of contestationSara González Markets of La Merced: New frontiers of gentrification in the historic centre of Mexico CityVíctor Delgadillo Learning from La Vega Central: Challenges to the survival of a publicly used (private) marketplace Elke Schlack, Neil Turnbull, and María Jesús Arce Sánchez Resisting gentrification in traditional public markets: Lessons from London Sara González and Gloria Dawson The contested public space of the tianguis street markets of Mexico City Norma Angélica Gómez Méndez Gourmet Markets as a Commercial Gentrification Model: The Cases of Mexico City and Madrid Luis Alberto Salinas Arreortua and Luz de Lourdes Cordero Gómez del Campo Neighbourhoods and markets in Madrid: an uneven process of selective transformationEva García Pérez, Elvira Mateos Carmona, Vincenzo Maiello, Alejandro Rodríguez Sebastián Mercado Bonpland and solidarity production networks in Buenos Aires, ArgentinaVictoria Habermehl, Nela Gallardo Araya and María Ximena Arqueros Public markets: Spaces for sociability under threat? The case of Leeds’ Kirkgate MarketPenny Rivlin and Sara González Contested identities and ethnicities in the marketplace: Sofia’s city centre between the East and the West of EuropeStoyanka Andreeva Eneva Popular Culture and heritage in San Roque Market, Quito Eduardo Kingman Garcés and Erika Bedón Conclusions. International perspectives on the transformation of markets Sara González