Changing Places

Question 1

Demographic

Answer 1

Who lives in a place and what they are like (age, gender, education level, religion, birth rates, ethnicity, population size)

Question 2

Cultural

Answer 2

How people live their lives (foods, customs, clothing, traditions, language, art, attitudes, beliefs, and values)

Question 3

Location

Answer 3

Where a place is on a map

Question 4

Locale

Answer 4

Events or things associated with that place

Question 5

Gentrification

Answer 5

Private investors buying up properties, fixing them up, and selling them on for a profit

Question 6

Place meaning

Answer 6

People’s perception of a place, both individual and societal.

Question 7

Primary data

Answer 7

Data collected by the researcher first hand

Question 8

Secondary data

Answer 8

Data from other sources that the researcher uses

Question 9

Subjective

Answer 9

Someone’s personal opinion and account

Question 10

Objective

Answer 10

Not influenced by someone’s person opinion or feelings

Question 11

First space data

Answer 11

Just qualitative

Question 12

Second space data

Answer 12

Just subjective

Question 13

Third space data

Answer 13

Both

Question 14

Sense of place

Answer 14

Emotional attatchment to a place

Question 15

Lived experience

Answer 15

Time spent in a place

Question 16

Place marketing

Answer 16

How places are sold to consumers like a product.

Question 17

Re-imaging

Answer 17

Changing existing negative perceptions of a place

Question 18

Rebranding

Answer 18

Places are given a new identity to appeal to people and investors. Achieved through reimaging, place marketing, and regeneration schemes

Question 19

Place representation

Answer 19

How a place is portrayed in society, often influenced by the media or image marketing organisations