Changing Places Key Words
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- A term associated with Margaret Crawford (1988), in which she describes theme parks as public spaces that have become a commodity - the underlying theme is consumption - a kind of disguised shopping centre. (7, 2, 7)
- Data that can be quantified and verified, and is amenable t statistical manipulation. (12, 4)
- Factors within a place that help shape its character. (10, 7)
- Representation is how a place is portrayed or 'sen' in society. (14)
- Services considered essential to enable or enhance living conditions. These primarily consist of transport communications, communications infrastructure and services such as water supply, sewers and electrical grids. (14)
- The movement away from large urban settlements to smaller urban settlements and rural settlements. (7, 12)
- The process whereby places and social characteristics become more similar to each other so that they eventually become indistinguishable. (14)
- The range of settlement types from extremely urban to extremely rural. (5, 5, 9)
- The removal from the area o f members of a social class considered 'undesirable'. (6, 9)
- This is the way in which place is viewed or regarded by people. This can be influenced by media representation or personal experience. (10, 2, 5)
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