21 Tensions In Diverse Places Flashcards
2 reasons why many Eastern European immigrants are found in Eastern (not south!!) England
Little accommodation in rural but are willing to live in villages (closer to agricultural work)
Attracted by farm work as had experience with it back home
Lincolnshire + Cambridgeshire- working in farming, food processing and packing
2 reasons why migrants are drawn to urban areas
Where people of same ethnic group concentrated- have been accepted as first foothold here
Job opportunities and accommodation
How many immigrants were there into UK in 1971
Over 3 million- bulk from commonwealth countries
2 reasons for migration within UK in later 20th century
North-south drift (economic depression)
Decentralising migrants- suburbanisation and counter-urbanisation
Both are hoped to neutralise north-south drift
Stats in 2014:
How many emigrants were there from UK
89000- to EU countries
101000- to non EU countries
3 types of change that can cause tensions in residential areas
Cultural clashes with white British due to arrival of new comers
Growth of ethnic enclaves
Tension between businesses and local residents- infiltration of non residential land use
What is meant by social exclusion
Minorities don’t have same access to- rights, opportunities, employment, resources
What city is Scotland is most deprived and 3 reasons why
Glasgow
Unemployment
Lack of services
Poor housing
Why don’t planners and developers see eye to eye
Planners- want adequate housing but want to protect green space for amenity
Developers want to maximise profits