Changing Places Flashcards

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What is place made up of?

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  • location
  • locale
  • sense of place
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What is location?

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the physical point or coordinates where a place is on a map

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What is locale?

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locations in a place that are associated with everyday activity e.g. school, they manage social interactions and behavioural traits

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What is sense of place?

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subjective emotional attachment to a place

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What is placelessness?

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a place that is not unique e.g. clone towns

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What is attachment?

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a feeling of binding one subject to another, as you have more experiences with a place, you are more likely to have a greater attachment to it

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What is topophilia?

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the love of a place and having a strong attachment to it

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What is topophobia?

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the dislike of a place (however it may still mean a person has a strong attachment to it but it is negative)

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What is place?

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the way an area is perceived depending on location, locale and sense of place

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What is a near place?

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a place that is close to us, they are subjective

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What is a far place?

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those that are distant

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What are experienced places?

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places that have been visited by a person

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What are media places?

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places that have not been visited by a person, but have been learned about through media representations, they can change the sense of place

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What is genius loci?

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the “spirit” of a place

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What is place character?

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the specific qualities / attributes or features of a location that make it unique

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What are endogenous factors?

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internal factors

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Examples of endogenous factors:

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  • land use
  • topography
  • physical geography
  • infrastructure
  • demographic characteristics
  • location
  • economic characteristics
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What are exogenous factors?

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external factors

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Examples of exogenous factors:

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  • people
  • money and investment
  • resources
  • ideas
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What will happen over time to endogenous and exogenous factors?

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over time, endogenous factors will be shaped by the changing flows of exogenous factors e.g. migration

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Who are insiders?

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people who feel at home within a place or country

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Who are outsiders?

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people who feel a distance from a place or country

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What is gentrification?

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the transformation of a neighbourhood from a low to high quality / prices

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What is “The Other”?

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people who are unfamiliar or different to the rest e.g. immigrants / migrants

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What is place meaning?
the sense of place and character that different people give to a place
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What is rebranding?
the process by which forces of change aim to adapt the place meaning of a location
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Who are forces of change?
- community groups - governments - councils - individuals - TNCs - national / international / global organisations
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How are places presented? (Examples)
- websites - posters - songs / videos - photographs - news articles - census data - graphs - measures e.g. life expectancy / IMD
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What is placemaking?
the process of developing & nurturing a relationship between people and their environment
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What is "top down" placemaking?
intergovernmental place - led governance
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What is "bottom up" placemaking?
community schemes
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What is a space?
a place as we get to know it
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What is localism?
affection for / emotional ownership of a particular place
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What is regionalism?
consciousness of, and loyalty to, a distinct region with a population that shares similarities
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What is nationalism?
loyalty and devotion to a nation which creates a sense of national consciousness
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What are clone towns?
towns that replicate another town, and takes over a city
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What are gated communities?
a place where groups can live an as normal as possible life without being judged or prejudice towards them
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Example of gated communities:
enclosed housing estates
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What is re-urbanisation?
when an area becomes increasingly built up as more people move there
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What is counter-urbanisation?
movements of people from urban areas into smaller villages
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What is rebranding?
when places are given a new identity, to make them more appealing to investors and people
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Example of rebranding:
"Welcome to Sheffield: The Outdoor City"
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What are examples of external forces driving changes in places?
- government policies - decisions of TNCs - impacts of International / Global Institutions
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Examples of government policies:
- One Child Policy (China) - lowering taxes & improved maternity leave to increase birth rate (France) - Controlling Immigration (Germany) - regeneration schemes (Hulme City Challenge Partnership in Manchester)
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What is a TNC?
a company that operates over many countries (Trans National Corporations), they have major impacts on demographics
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Example of a TNC impacting a place:
Car Manufacturing in Detroit (Ford / Chrysler / General Motors) - created jobs - younger people moved in - national & international migration - economic boost HOWEVER... - factories moved to Mexico for cheaper labour - mechanisation - population decline & increase in unemployment - increase in crime rates
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Examples of International / Global Institutions:
- World Food programme (food aid to millions in 2015 war in Yemen) - World Bank (Ningbo New Countryside Development Project from 2010 - 2016 in China)