Changing Places

Cards (62)

  • How is a place defined?
    A location with meaning
  • What is a locale?
    A place where events occur
  • What does 'sense of place' refer to?
    Emotional attachment to a place
  • What are the theoretical approaches to place?
    • Descriptive approach: distinct places studied
    • Social constructionist: places as social products
    • Phenomenological approach: personal experiences of place
  • What is the definition of location?
    Coordinates on a map
  • Who defined places by traces that exist within them?
    John Anderson
  • Why is the promotion of place important?
    It is crucial for place marketing
  • How can places help people define themselves?
    By providing a sense of identity
  • What aspects can be explored through lived experience of place?
    • Identity
    • Belonging
    • Well-being
  • What is place marketing?
    Planning and managing public spaces
  • What does localism refer to?
    Emotional ownership of a place
  • What is regionalism?
    Loyalty to distinct regions
  • What does nationalism refer to?
    Loyalty and devotion to a nation
  • What factors may lead to exclusion from a place?
    • Being a traveller
    • LGBTQA+ identity
    • Gender roles
    • Wealth disparities
  • What are insider and outsider perspectives?
    • Insider: feels they belong
    • Outsider: feels out of place
  • How might a businessman feel at Canary Wharf?
    As an insider
  • How might a homeless man feel at Canary Wharf?
    As an outsider
  • What are endogenous factors in place character?
    • Factors originating internally
    • Examples: location, land use, population size
  • What are exogenous factors in place character?
    • External factors affecting a place
    • Examples: migration, deindustrialisation
  • What is globalization?
    Growing independence of countries worldwide
  • How can globalization affect UK highstreets?
    It can damage them
  • What factors shape places?
    • Flows of people
    • Resources
    • Ideas
    • Investment
  • What can cause changes in place?
    Migration, conflict, natural disasters
  • How did 9/11 change New York's skyline?
    It became a place of reflection
  • What external factors can affect place changes?
    Government policy and corporate decisions
  • What was the reaction to the redevelopment of East London for the 2012 Olympics?
    Not welcomed by all, especially factory owners
  • What continuity existed in Portland Road since the 1850s?
    • Large houses for wealthy tenants
    • Highstreet remains a business hub
  • What changes occurred in North Portland Road from 1850-1960s?
    • Became a slum area
    • Social housing built in the 1930s
    • Organized crime emerged in the 50/60s
  • What happened to slum dwellers in the 60s?
    Moved to council estates
  • What impact did the 1975 physical traffic barriers have?
    Stark social and economic divisions
  • How did Notting Hill change in perception?
    From slums to a property investment hub
  • What is Port Sunlight known for?
    • Model village in Wirral
    • High-quality housing and welfare provisions
  • What influenced the development of Port Sunlight?
    The arts and crafts movement
  • How has Port Sunlight changed over time?
    Very little change has occurred
  • What transformation did Medellin, Colombia undergo?
    • From crime-ridden to urban regeneration
    • Investment in education and infrastructure
  • What was the state of Medellin before 1993?
    Associated with drugs and violence
  • What significant change occurred in Devon Port, Plymouth?
    Removal of the dividing wall
  • What did the New Deal in 2010-2011 aim to address?
    Crime, housing, health, education, employment
  • What improvements were seen in Devon Port by 2020?
    Creation of 600 jobs
  • What is place meaning and representation?
    • Place meaning: emotions attached to a place
    • Place representation: portrayal of a place in society