Human Case Studies

Question 1

Harrogate’s past and present connections shaping the character

Answer 1

Endogenous factors such as spa water
Wealthy individuals visited due to the health treatment
The railway made great connections with the rest of the uk

Question 2

Quantitative representation of Harrogate

Answer 2

Rosset ward is in the least deprived 10% of the uk
96.1% white British
Average house price in 2023 was 402,000

Question 3

Qualitative representation of Harrogate

Answer 3

Cherry blossoms by Anita bowerman
The Harrogate blog girl
UCI 2019 road world championship by Lucy pittaway

Question 4

Qualitative representations of brick lane

Answer 4

Stik street art shows merging of culture
Sally flood poem shows insiders idea of brick lane
10 reasons why I love brick lane

Question 5

Quantitative representation of brick lane

Answer 5

Imd - 20% most deprived neighbourhood
Census - 47% Bangladeshi - 40% Muslim
French, Jews, Bangladeshi, wealthy

Question 6

Conflict in brick lane

Answer 6

7000 bengalis marched in rain to Downing Street to protest
Altab Ali was stabbed in the neck

Question 7

Social and economic differences between brick lane and Harrogate

Answer 7

Harrogate - 34% have qualifications at level 4/5
Brick lane - 45% have qualifications level 4/5

Question 8

Maya bay - media place

Answer 8

Film (the beach) represented it as quite and beautiful
Reality does not match the film
Up to 5,000 visitors a day
Water pollution from boats

Question 9

Cabbages and condoms restaurant

Answer 9

Thailand
Idea is - use birth control
Resources - contraceptives and training for health workers
Population age has increased dramatically due to less births

Question 10

Corporate bodies and place marketing

Answer 10

Lake District is the example
Visit Lake District
Adventure capital of the uk

Question 11

Re imagine a place

Answer 11

Liverpool is the example
De industrialisation had caused economic downturn
Large scale regeneration began
Became the European capital of culture in 2008

Question 12

Property led initiatives 1979-1991

Answer 12

Successes - attracted 12 billion in private sector and created 190,000 jobs
Failures - didn’t tackle social problems and local people complained they had little involvement

Question 13

Partnership schemes 1991-1997

Answer 13

Successes - gave equal importance to building people and values.
In 1997 data showed city challenge had improved over 40,000 houses and created 53,000 jobs
Example hulme city Manchester

Question 14

Area based initiatives 1997-2000s

Answer 14

Successes - gaps between national and local authority levels had narrowed
Failures - relatively little net change was achieved for education and unemployment