GEOG 130 Final Exam Flashcards

1
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resource curse

A

countries that are dependent on primary commodities are at risk of political instability and conflict

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2
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abundant resource wars

A

risk of greed driven conflict and loot used to purchase military equipment

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3
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social construction of resources

A

resources made through human needs, desires, and practices

EG diamonds are forever!

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4
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dutch disease

A

great export revenues discourage investment in other economic sectors

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5
Q

resource rents

A

high profits from a single resource often lead to corruption and lack of state accountability

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6
Q

windfall rents

A

unexpected profits

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7
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spoil politics

A

patronage system rewarding political supporters and continuing self enrichment

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8
Q

resource lootability

A

extraction resources with easy access to rebels and government

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9
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point resources vs diffuse resources

A

the greater the distance of resource from control the higher the cost of control

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10
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fragmentation

A

distribution of people and economy in safest areas

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11
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peripheralization

A

trans border trade replacing increasingly risky internal trade

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12
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production of territories/succession

A

production of de facto soveriegn territories

South Sudan

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13
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sobels

A

soldiers by day rebels by night

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14
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glocal political economies

A

local patterns of resource exploitation to global markets

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15
Q

non liberal inclusion

A

inclusion in global market through shadow activities

EG trafficking

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16
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bad governance

A

weak or failed states caused by exclusion and criminalization

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17
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parrot’s beak

A

an area of high diamond conflict in africa

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18
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coltan and cossiterite

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minerals mined in africa and used in electronics

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19
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sixth wave of extinction

A

human caused

20
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genetic bottleneck

A

lack of genetic diversity in a subpopulation

21
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minimum viable population

A

number of organisms necessary to continue diversity in a sub-population

22
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habitat fragmentation

A

large ecosystems broken into smaller habitat

23
Q

biodiversity hotspots

A

biological environments home to diverse organisms - many of which endemic

24
Q

buffer zones

A

zones around protected areas where some human use is allowed

25
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edge effect

A

exposure of native species to outside influences can effect populations

26
Q

ecosystem benefits

A

collective ecological values like clean water and air

27
Q

economic value of biodiversity

A

potential value of biodiversity for HUMANS

28
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intrinsic ecological value

A

non-economic values of ecosystems

29
Q

biophilia

A

a natural attraction to life itself

30
Q

peace parks

A

first in USA/Canada

fulfill human and biodiversity goals at the same time

31
Q

bayei people of botswana

A

pushed of land for high end resort

32
Q

glacier national park

A

blackfeet still trying to get access

nobel indians dancing at park

33
Q

american focused on glacier national park

A

grinnel

34
Q

hedge funds

A

large multinational funds that often can profit without others experiencing negative consequences
hedging means reducing risk

35
Q

peasant economics

A

often only partially integrated into traditional economies

36
Q

agrofuel capitalism

A

planting and extracting crops often in land grabbed areas for foreign profit

37
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agrarian political economy

A

political economy of farming people

38
Q

jao camp

A

high end resort displacing bayei people

39
Q

jao village

A

the marginalized area of the bayei

40
Q

oxfam

A

looks at justice issue often associated with environmental change

41
Q

david harvey

A

looked into accumulation by disposession

42
Q

alexander chayanov

A

peasant economics

43
Q

biermann and pattberg

A

want a WEO

world environmental orginzation

44
Q

amartya sen

A

famine is not always due to scarcity of food

viewed poverty as a deprivation of capabilities

45
Q

which country has lots of land grabbing

A

DRC

46
Q

jatropha

A

agrofuel feedstock