spec points Flashcards

1
Q

erosion of sovereignty and territorial integrity

A

current political boundaries,
TNCs,
supranational institutions,
political dominance of ethnic groups

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2
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case study in which sovereignty has been challenged

A

ukraine and russia

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3
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challenges to sovereignty and territorial integrity can be a cause of conflict

A

kashmir, india, pakistan, indus water treaty

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4
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geopolitical intervention

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flows of people, ideas, money, technology. Norms, treaties and laws

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5
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global governance involves cooperation at a range of scales in areas of conflict

A

south sudan

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6
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impact of global governance of sovereignty or territorial integrity, global governance has consequences for citizens and place

A

Mali

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7
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short term effects of global governance

A

humanitarian aid, maintaining peace, poc camps. Can use mali or ss

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8
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long term effects of global governance

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changes in political regime, trade relationships. Can use mali or ss

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9
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migration is becoming more complex

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economic globalisation- emergence of new source areas and host destinations,
young workers and female migrants,
flows in South-South corridors.
conflict and persecution,
changes in immigration and emigration policies,
development of distinct corridors of bi-lateral flows

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10
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interdependence between countries due to migrant flows

A

Brazil

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11
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global migration creates opportunites and challenges, difference between lidc and AC

A

US, Laos

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12
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shaping place identity

A

demographic,
socio-economic,
cultural,
political,
built
natural characteristics

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13
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Places are shaped by shifting flows and connections which change over time. case study of two contrasting places

A

Landsdown and stokes croft

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14
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people understand place in different ways

A

gender,
age,
sexuality,
religion,
role

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15
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emotional attachment can influence peoples behavior

A

Catalonia

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16
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representation of place

A

formal and informal

17
Q

how can social inequality be measured and why are their variations in patterns of inequality

A

housing,
healthcare,
education,
employment
access to services

18
Q

The role of government in reducing, reinforcing and creating patterns of social inequality in places

A

spending or cuts in key services, availability and accessibility of education, healthcare, infrastructure and community services

19
Q

role of players in driving economic change

A

local gov
national government,
MNCs
international institutions.

20
Q

country or region that has been impacted by structural
economic change

A

detroit

21
Q

place is produced on a variety of scales

A

governments
architects- hulme cresent
planners- 24hr city, mixed communities
local community groups- residents associations, heritage associations

22
Q

strategies can be used to rebrand places,

A

sport,
art,
heritage,
retail,
architecture
food

23
Q

contested rebranding

A

change in the character of place
favours one group over another
difference in priorities

24
Q

players involved in placemaking

A

government/EU funding,
corporate bodies,
not for profit organisations
community groups.

25
Q

Case study of one place that has undergone rebranding

A

glasgow