2.1.10 - Urban management and the challenges of continuity/change Flashcards
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what is the effect of urban areas rebranding?
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- more quaternary industry and young population
- social media highlights the changes
- conflicting perceptions of a place
- seen as more of a ‘safe city’
2
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how can places combat where the urban rebranding has failed?
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- building new homes
- increasing public transport links
- sustainability and working with finite resources
- updating older working areas/machinery
3
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how does overheating cause problems in urban areas with failed rebranding?
A
- brownfield sites get built on for quaternary industry (expensive)
- low income people do not have housing in global cities and cannot progress
- people have to commute to CBD’s
- major expensive housing nearby to airports/bigbusinesses
- brain drain affects rural areas
3
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what is overheating?
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where there is more demand for housing than housing can be built, results in increasing house prices
4
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what are the challenges of segregation/inequality in urban areas?
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- migration of people into an area (shapes demographic)
- replacement of other native groups of the area
- white people move away from urban centres
5
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what type of segregation occurs due to the rebranding of urban area?
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- ethnic
- class
- age
- religion
- language
6
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what are the factors that lead to residential segregation in urban areas?
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- whetehr people are buy or rent
- landlords only let in certain people
- demand in housing makes it expensive
- government policies to make immigrants paid more
- affluenmt households
- immigrants prefer to live close to eachother
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how is residential segregation reduced in urban areas?
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- policies against the richer people
- cheaper starter houses
- laws against discrimination
- benefits for those on less income and can pay for housing
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