Chapter 24 Flashcards

1
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Canada is a _____ nation

A

Suburban

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2
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Canada: More than ____rds live in suburban areas

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More than 2/3rds of people live in suburban places

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3
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Suburbs are located at…

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Periphery of large urban centres and small towns or villages.

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4
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Newcomers to cities tend to settle directly into ….

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Suburban or exurban areas

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5
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Suburbanization mike

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The combination of non-central population and economic growth with urban spatial expansion

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6
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Suburbanisms

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Refer to a growing prevalence of a qualitatively distinct “suburban way of life”.

Emerging modes of heterogenous, non-tradtional ways of living at the urban periphery

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7
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Exurbs:

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Very low-density rural areas where more than half the workers commute to the central core.

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8
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Exurbs distribution and population

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People living in exurbs live in rural-estate
subdivisions or along country roads,

  • Includes about 8 per cent of metropolitan populations.
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9
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Automobile suburbs

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  • Classic suburban neighbourhoods where almost everybody commutes by car
  • little transit use and hardly anyone walks or cycles to work.
  • Includes about 67 per cent of metropolitan populations.
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Transit suburbs

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Neighbourhoods where a higher proportion of people commute by transit, comprising

  • Includes about 12 per cent of metropolitan populations.
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11
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Active Cores

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Downtowns and other neighbourhoods where a higher proportion of people walk or cycle to work.

  • Includes about 14% of Canadian metropolitan populations.
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12
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How are Canadian suburbs increasingly defined by the immigrant experience?

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  • New suburban populations are more heterogenous
  • Contemporary trends are to move directly to suburbs
  • Destabilizes stereotypes of white middle-class nuclear families living in single family homes as the norm
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13
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Implications of this new anticipated flow of newcomes into suburban environments

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Social problems:

  • Poverty, homelessness, food insecurity have become suburban problems
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14
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Millennial aspirations to living situations

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  • Aspire to home ownership, rather than renting

- Prefer buying “ground-related homes” (single homes, semi-detached homes, townhomes”rather than high rise

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15
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Suburbs used to be perceived as a space ruled by:

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Rational choice

Personal Freedom

Economic Autonomy

Land Ownership

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16
Q

Politics in Urban periphery now deal with

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Corporate power

Lack of collective consumption services

Presence of a strong local state

Poverty

17
Q

“Aggressive suburban regimes”

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Politicians are increasingly using their political bases to shift the meaning to metropolitics”

Aggressive suburban regimes have come to power regionally, or federally

18
Q

Canadian city population growth is in the

A

suburbs

19
Q

Post Suburbia looks like

A

New suburban forms

Most suburban development takes place in a dynamic landscape

More balance between traditional suburban functions and emergent employment and economic activity

20
Q

New suburban forms

A

Edge cities
Technoburbs
Suburban downtowns
Ethnoburbs

21
Q

Most suburban development takes place in a dynamic landscape

Meaning…

A

It resembles neither the old inner city, nor the glamorous cookie cutter suburbs

22
Q

Technoburb

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Concentrations of high-tech industries in a suburban setting, the outcome of the movement of employment away from central cities permitted by advances in information and communications technology.

23
Q

Edge cities

A

Concentrations of employment and retail
located at the fringe of large metropolitan areas in an
otherwise traditionally lower-density suburban area.

24
Q

Suburbanization book

A

Non-central population and economic growth occurring in tandem with the spatial expansion of an urban area.