Changing Places Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of place attachment in the Tripartite model?

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Person, place, process

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What are the two sectors of ‘person’ in the Tripartite model?

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Culture and individual

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What are the two sectors of ‘place’ in the Tripartite model?

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Social and physical

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What are the three sectors of ‘process’ in the Tripartite model?

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Affect, cognition and behaviour

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What is topophilia?

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A strong sense of love of a particular place

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What is topophobia?

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A fear or dread of certain places

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What is an insider?

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The perspective of someone who knows a place well and is familiar with not only its topography but also its daily rhythms and events

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What is an outsider?

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The perspective of someone who does not know a place well or someone who is marginalised in a community

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What does exogenous mean?

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Factors from outside a place that force a change in a places character

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What does endogenous mean?

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Factors within a place that help shape its character

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What is inter-country migration?

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The movement of people into a country from another country

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What is intra-country migration

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The movement of people around a country, remaining in the same country

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What is homogenisation?

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The process whereby places and social characteristics become more similar to each other so that they eventually became indistinguishable

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What is regeneration?

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A form of renewal and redevelopment of a run down area to improve the conditions of an are and the quality of life experienced by those who live there

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What is a far place?

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Somewhere that is known but not known well due to it being a distance away

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What is a near place?

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Somewhere that is known well due to it being close by

17
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What is an experienced place?

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A place that you have visited and know well

18
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What is a media place?

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A place that you have experienced virtually or through other people’s perception

19
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What is place?

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The way an area is perceived depending on location, local and emotional attachment

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What is urbanisation?

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The growth in the proportion of a country’s population that live in an urban environment compared to a rural environment

21
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What slid counter urbanisation?

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The movement of people away from large urban settlements to smaller urban settlements and rural settlements

22
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What is a clone town?

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A town where the high street is dominated by transnational corporations

23
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What is social exclusion?

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Exclusion from society and feeling ‘out of place’ or not belonging to a certain society. This could be as a result of poverty or perhaps belonging to a minority group

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What is spatial exclusion?

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Spatial aspects of exclusion can be to do with certain areas being excluded from society. This could be chosen or could appear as a result of a lack of investment in an area by the government

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What is a gated community?

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Gated communities are enclosed housing estates where access is strictly controlled. Only residents can enter and leave