Meaning and representation Flashcards

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Impacts on the character of place

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Economic factors –> biggest impact

Migration and conflict –> syria

Terrorism –> 9/11, New York

Industrial accidents –> Chernobyl

Natural disasters –> New Orleans, Hurricane Katrina

Climate change –> Maldives

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External Forces

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National Governments

International institutions e.g. EU

Global institutions e.g. WTO

National institutions e.g. National trust

Individuals

TNCs

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Government policies

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regeneration schemes and financial incentives for industries –> subsidies, tax breaks, enterprise zones

attract businesses –> stimulate positive multiplier effect

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Crowdsourcing

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the practice of obtaining info or input into a task or project by enlisting the services of a large number of people

internet

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Toyota city

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South Japan

Used to be a vey cultural town directly controlled by the government

Demand for silk declined –> period of economic decline

Jan 1959 Toyota moved its headquarters 2.5km from Koromo City and renamed Toyota city

Spans 1000 km2 - comprised of 15 Toyota owned buildings

70,000 locals work for Toyota

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Regeneration

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the process of urban or rural improvement which may be social, economic or environmental in nature

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Gentrification

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a spontaneous unplanned change where individual families/people buy up run-down properties and improve it

as more people do this –> attracts a richer pop. –> whole area improves and moves up-market

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Rebranding

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a form of marketing in which a new development or redevelopment uses a new name, image, symbol or design or a combination with the intentions of developing a new identity in the minds of consumers

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Agents of change

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people who impact on a place whether through living, working or trying to improve a place

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Place marketing

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marketing or public relation companies may be hired by national or local governments to improve or create positive perceptions of place

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Rebranding

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used to discard negative perceptions of a place

main aim is to make a location more desirable to live in or visit for social and recreational purposes

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Re-imaging

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seeks to discard negative perceptions of a place and generate a new positive set of ideas, feelings and attitudes or people to that place

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Meaning

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relates to individual or collective perceptions of place

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Representation

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how a place is portrayed or ‘seen’ in society

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Meaning and representation

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notion that place changes because of the constant movement of people, ideas, wealth & information

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