Changing Places
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- Created on: 27-01-19 18:32
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- Changing Places
- Media, experienced, far and near
- Insider= someone who feels a sense of belonging to a particular place.
- people have stronger relationships with places they are familiar with.
- Outsider= someone who does not belong to an area or is not familiar with the social norms.
- Near and far places: geographical or used to describe emotional connection.
- Experienced and media places: experienced is a place someone has visited. media places only been read about or seen through tv.
- Endogenous: (internal) location, topography, land use, built environment, demographic and economic
- Exogenous: (external) relationships with other places
- Examples: religion, socio-economic, political
- Insider= someone who feels a sense of belonging to a particular place.
- Place or space
- Aspects of place
- Location: where a place is located (e.g. on a map)
- Locale: effect that people have on their setting, a place is shaped by people, cultures and customs
- sense of place: subjective and emotional attachment that a person has on a place.
- Multidimensionality: where a person has an emotional attachment to a place, but it is different for every person.
- 'clone town'- settlements where high streets dominated by chain stores.
- Homogenisation: places and social characteristics become more similar so eventually become indistinguishable.
- place: dynamic areas where people, ideas and information come together, a place has meaning.
- Space: a location which has no social connections for a human being.
- identity of place
- localism: emotional ownership of a place
- NIMBYism=(not in my back yard) people reluctant to be affected by development
- Regionalism: loyalty to a distinct region with population that shares similarities.
- Nationalism: devotion to nation, creating a sense of national consciousnes
- localism: emotional ownership of a place
- Spatial exclusion: certain areas being excluded from society.
- gated communities: enclosed housing estates where access is strictly controlled
- Social Cohesion: everyone gets along.
- gated communities: enclosed housing estates where access is strictly controlled
- social exclusion: feeling 'out of place' or not belonging to a certain society
- groups excluded from society: homeless, ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+, disabled, travellers
- Social cleansing: the removal of undesirable people from a location
- Socio-tennural polarisation: the gap between the rich and the poor.
- groups excluded from society: homeless, ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+, disabled, travellers
- Aspects of place
- Relationships and connections
- change in places
- factors influencing change
- conflict, terrorism, natural disasters, climate change
- perceptions of international places tend to be influenced more by the media than by experience.
- agents of change
- government policies, multinational corperations, impact of international or global institutions
- Strategies
- Re-imaging- dissociates place from bad pre-existing images in relation to poor housing, deprivation, crime, pollution and industrial dereliction-> attracts investment, tourists and residents.
- Rebranding- redeveloped and marketed so it gains new identity. attracts investment, retail, tourists.
- Regeneration- long-term process involving redevelopment and social, economic, environmental and economic action to reverse urban decline and create sustainable communities.
- factors influencing change
- change in places
- Media, experienced, far and near
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