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The Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) is particularly useful in monitoring inequalities over tim. The spatial inequalities in focus in this topic are twofold. What are they?

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Those that exist between urban and rural places

Those that exist within places-these inequalities may be either spatial or between social groups.

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Why should deprivation date be treated with caution?

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  • In 2010, the UK – and London, in particular – was recovering from the financial banking crisis.
  • Unemployment fell nationally in the same period
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How can life expectancy and infant mortality be used to measure social progress?

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If the life expectancy is high the place has higher social progress. And if the infant mortality is high the social progress will be low.

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What helps immigrants ‘fit in’ over time?

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Experience of UK language, media, education and employment

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When it comes to assessing the management of cultural issues, the task is rather more challenging. Why?

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Because these issues, are less tangible and less quantifiable.

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How could you try to assess the management of cultural issues?

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A questionnaire or interview

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Why can voter turn out help to indicate assimilation?

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Ethnicity and deprivation affect voting behaviour – to quote the news website, East London Lines, ‘the poor don’t vote’.

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Give case specific detail for Southwark and the Mayor or London 2012 elections.

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52% in Village, a mostly white British Ward

37.5% in Lane ward, which has an established black British Caribbean community

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However, ethnicity can sometimes actually increase the likelihood of voting. Give an example to support.

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Voting in the 2001 General Election was greater within East London’s Bangladeshi community than amongst Londoners as a whole

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How can hate crimes help to measure assimilation?

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People are still targeted with hate crimes because of who they are, or who they are perceived to be

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However, what could affect the hate crime statistics, therefore affecting their reliability?

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Global conflict like 9/11

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One particular target has been the Muslim community in London, which has tried to respond and improve community relations. Give an example of how.

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Mosques hold community open days so that people of other faiths can see a mosque and understand its part in Muslim life.

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An issue arising here concerns the on-going debate that has been described as assimilation versus multiculturalism. What are some now arguing?

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Some are now questioning whether, in fact, the two situations are mutually exclusive.

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What did a survey of London Muslims show?

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Showed that they have a strong identification with their religion:

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Rather than assimilation, it is perhaps more appropriate to use the word ‘integrate’. According to a study, what does integration involve?

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  • Mastering the English language
  • Getting a better education
  • Finding a job
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