Changing Spaces Making Places

Question 1

what factors affect the perception of place

Answer 1

religion
age
gender
sexuality
role
emotional attatchement

Question 2

what are formal representations of pave

Answer 2

census
geospatial data
rational perspectives

Question 3

what is the cycle of deprivation

Answer 3

poverty
poor living conditions
i’ll health
poor education
poor skills

Question 4

what is spatial inequality

Answer 4

the unequal distribution of factors like age or income across geographic space

Question 5

what jasocial inequality

Answer 5

uneven distribution of opportunities and rewards for different social groups

Question 6

deprivation

Answer 6

when social inequalities lead to very great differences between people

Question 7

poverty

Answer 7

not having enough money to support a decent sol

Question 8

what are the measures of social inequality

Answer 8

income housing education healthcare employment

Question 9

what is absolute poverty according to the world bank

Answer 9

$2.15/day

Question 10

what is the fini coefficient

Answer 10

ratio of values from 0-1 lower is more equal

Question 11

what is housing tenure

Answer 11

indicates social inequality

Question 12

impacts of désindustrialisation

Answer 12

unemployment and i’ll health
skills not transferable
run down physical environment

Question 13

what is the multiplier effect

Answer 13

new expanding economic activity creates additional employment

Question 14

example of spatial inequality

Answer 14

portland road

Question 15

northwood california housing

Answer 15

single family homes expensive
92% own a home
green space

Question 16

northwood income

Answer 16

$86500 average

Question 17

northwood health

Answer 17

high standards
clean water

Question 18

what is an example of social inequality

Answer 18

jembatan besi

Question 19

JB evidence of social inequality

Answer 19

homes are well built floors
built with scraps
extra stories added
fire is a risk
no sunlight

Question 20

JB environmental wuality

Answer 20

high air pollution
kerosene for cooking
no clean water
climate warming and diseases

Question 21

JB income

Answer 21

$4/day
insecure labour
self employment
formal sector aren’t reliable
small scale producers
little eights

Question 22

who are the player involved in driving economic change

Answer 22

public government (TNCs local government)
Private Players (self employment TMc)
local communities ( immediate area)
bon government like historic buildings

Question 23

what are the elements of rebranding

Answer 23

brand artefact
branding essence
brandscape

Question 24

what is brand artefact

Answer 24

create a new environment
reuse existing environment
remove old environment

Question 25

what happens in brand essence

Answer 25

living in the city working in the city visiting the city

Question 26

what is brandscape

Answer 26

comparison with competitor cities local region national and international

Question 27

cycle of poor opportunities

Answer 27

poverty poor living conditions i’ll health poor education poor skills

Question 28

measures of social inequality income

Answer 28

absolute poverty ($2.15/day) obtaining goods and services varies

Question 29

measures of social inequality housing

Answer 29

housing tenure indicated ac = owner occupiers squatter settlement ( no legal right)

Question 30

measures of social inequality education

Answer 30

qualifications affect unemployment literacy rate excludes access to education

Question 31

measures of social inequality access to services

Answer 31

distance to transport internet/health services

Question 32

impacts of deindustrialisation

Answer 32

unemployment and i’ll health skills not transferable physics environment is run down peripheral regions from negative change

Question 33

rebranding strategies

Answer 33

architecture héritage retail art sport food

Question 34

how do you rebrand using architecture

Answer 34

reinforcing a particular heritage

Question 35

how do you rebrand using heritage

Answer 35

uses history to attract visitors wessex tourist board

Question 36

how do you rebrand using retail

Answer 36

uses consumer spending and shopping as a leisure activity flagship stores ( slefridges disco ball!)

Question 37

how do you rebrand using art

Answer 37

galleries and events contribute culturally

Question 38

how do you rebrand using sport

Answer 38

major international events bahrain and f1

Question 39

how do you rebrand using food

Answer 39

specialist and high quality foods and dining ludlow in shropshire ‘food town’

Question 40

players involved in rebranding

Answer 40

private public not for profit

Question 41

private players

Answer 41

banks insurance companies

Question 42

public players

Answer 42

EU UK government local government

Question 43

not for profit player

Answer 43

national trust enhlish heritage resident associations

Question 44

flagship development

Answer 44

one off property projects distinctive architecture catalyst to attract investment

Question 45

top down

Answer 45

gov and local authorities planning departments development agencies and private investors salford quays

Question 46

market led

Answer 46

private investors property developers builders business owners gentrification islington

Question 47

legacy

Answer 47

international sporting events brought investments olympics

Question 48

events or themes

Answer 48

major festivals european capital of culture catalyst for cultural development

Question 49

How do economic factors affect places

Answer 49

Migration Conflict Natural hazards

Question 50

How does time affect a place

Answer 50

People idea s Weath Information

Question 51

How do external factors influence a place

Answer 51

Gov policies TNC decisions Global institutions (WB WHO)

Question 52

Who created poverty maps

Answer 52

Charles Booth

Question 53

How was bournville shape

Answer 53

Ideas of Cadbury ‘nicest place in Britan’ No public houses Schools and hospitals for employees Tree lined roads

Question 54

Players involved in shaping a place

Answer 54

Gov Private Local charity

Question 55

Characteristics of a place

Answer 55

Natural Demography Socio-economic Cultural factor Political factors Built environment