Retail Landscape Restructuring is a socioeconomic process denoting the systematic transformation of urban retail spaces through the displacement of traditional, often locally-owned businesses by standardized, capital-intensive commercial formats, driven by market-oriented redevelopment and shifting consumer demands within the context of commercial gentrification.
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Toronto Metropolitan University
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Aalto University
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Indian Institute of Management Rohtak
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