Diverse Places EQ4 Flashcards
Define “management”
Involves planning and implementing a set of actions that facilitate the transition from one situation to another.
What cultural and demographic issues require management?
Economic inequality – addressing disparities in income and employment.
Housing pressure – managing demand for affordable homes.
Community tensions – balancing the needs of long-term residents and new migrants.
Language barriers – improving access to education and services.
Political representation – ensuring all groups have a voice in decision-making.
What economic indicators can be used to measure the management of cultural and demographic issues?
Income levels – measuring relative and absolute changes over time.
Employment rates – comparing job opportunities within and between areas.
Social progress inxex - Basic human needs, oppurtunity and wellbeing.
How can social progress be measured?
- Reductions in inequalities within and between areas.
- Improvements in deprivation indicators (e.g., education, healthcare access).
- Demographic changes such as increased life expectancy.
What are key indicators of successful cultural integration?
Political engagement – voter turnout and representation.
Growth of community organisations – local groups supporting integration.
Reduction in hate crime and racism – showing improved social cohesion.
Why do different stakeholders assess success differently?
Governments – focus on economic growth, infrastructure, and social harmony.
Businesses – assess economic opportunities and workforce availability.
Residents – consider housing, job security, and cultural identity.
How do different demographic and ethnic groups view rural living spaces?
- Some may value tradition and environmental conservation.
- Others may seek job opportunities or affordable housing.
- New migrant groups may face integration challenges.
What are the 4 core indicators used to assess rural and urban change?
Social
Economic
Enviromental
Demographic
What is cultural assimilation?
The process by which a person or a group’s language and/or culture come to resemble those of another group.