Forces of change that shape place meaning include community groups, governments, councils, individuals, TNCs, national organizations, international organizations, and global organizations
Palimpsest: a place or landscape in which something new is superimposed over traces of something preceding it
Place Meaning: How places are perceived and understood by those living there.
Sense of Place: The way an individual perceives their surroundings based on personal experiences and memories.
Place Attachment: Emotional connection between people and places they identify with.
Place Identity: Sense of belonging to a particular place due to shared values and beliefs.
Experienced Places: a place where you have physically been
Near places: the area or region near or about a place
Far places: places that are geographically far or have a distant connection to someone emotionally
Media Places: a place in a way which contrasts with our lived experiences of it. It can differ quite markedly from statistical and other types of quantitative data
Media Representation of a Place:
Brochures
Onlinereviews
Television
Films
Apps
Advertisements
Social media
Video games
Exogenous Factors: external factors
Endogenous Factors: internal factors
Endogenous Factors - Place:
Land use
Topography
Physical geography
Type of vegetation
Infrastructure (can be both)
Demographic (age, sex, etc) characteristics
Builtenvironment
Location
Economic characteristics
Exogenous Factors - Place:
Flows of ideas, people, resources, money and investment