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| Lower class displacement is generally assumed as a major concern when evaluating the effects of gentrification and urban renewal policies in inner city areas. This work proposes a quantitative methodology based on census data and cartography to determine if moving in middle class residents (one key aspect of gentrification), has a relationship with lower class original residents’ displacement. Our case of study is the city of Córdoba, Argentina, between 1991-2010. Results suggest that although displacement levels are high for the central area, they are not necessarily related to gentrification. keywords | gentrification, social inequality, spatial distribution. Recibido el 31 de julio de 2019, aprobado el 6 de enero de 2020. E-mail: gonzalor@conicet.gov.ar doi: 10.7764/eure.47.142.04 | issn digital 0717-6236 74 ©EURE | vol 47 | no 142 | septiembre 2021 | pp. 73-96

Desplazamientos y gentrificación, ¿una relación necesaria? Estudio cuantitativo en la ciudad de Córdoba, Argentina (1991–2010)