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united community choosing builds creates___ sense of place
uniform globalized architecture creates___ placelessness
indigenous buildings (environmental determinism+local ideas) classical architecture
simple PHRASES pidgin
mix languages Ex. CREOLE race CREOLization
time-space convergence___ converge time and space
GLOBAL culture: GLOBALly change and spread quickly
internet___ tramples traditional culture with global culture Ex. functional texting language vs English letters
universalizing religion___ seeks to be Universally practiced ( by heterogeneous group)
ethnic religion___ Ethnically practiced(by homogeneous group)
confined local native Indigenous
KEEPING traditional culture and mixing dominant culture aCCulturation
ASsassinate traditional culture while adopting dominant culture ASsimilation
Romans, Colonialism, and Imperialism universally diffused from Jerusalem christ
Universalizing by Arabian peninsula conquest Islam
universalizing from east India hearth to south-east and east china slowly Buddhism
universalizing form Punjab region(north India) synchronizing Islam and Hinduism Sikhism
ethnic religion from India hearth becoming largest ethnic religion Hinduism
ethnic religion from Israel hearth diffusing contagiously because of multiple diasporas Judaism
has INDEPENDENT sovereignty, boundary, and land INDEPENDENT state
group with same idea of governance nation
nation state diffused by___ European colonialism and imperialism
DETERMINED to gain sovereignty self DETERMINation
between countries growing/evolving TOGETHER subsequent boundary
between different cultures Consequent boundary
ANcient boundary dividing ANcestors ANtecedent boundary
boundary DEFINED in laws DEFINED boundary
split water Exclusive Economic Zones for 2 neighboring states like how prime MERIDIAN split earth MERIDIAN line principle
REdraw districts according to population pattern of census REdistricting
power formation of small state unitary
ethnic cleansing___ cleanse cultural strife away
Terrorism for___ Cultural and Political Sovereignty POWER
IRRitate other states by claiming their land for having your people IRRedentism
unopposed candidate redraw districts to favor party gerrymandering
social media promote a SEPARATe idea Ex. Democracy SEPARATist movement
PROmote homogeneous nationalism by banning unwanted ideas government PROpaganda
failed states failed___ economically and or politically
best TEMPERATure for staple crops TEMPERATe
objects and BOUNDaries metes and BOUNDs
land lots aLONG transportation LONG-lot
same RANGEd squares township and RANGE
production regions CHAINED creating division of best labor global supply CHAIN
when economic sector changes ___ changes for a city site and situational
where faster access to goods&services? near transportation development
where higher standard of living?(access to ideas, services, goods) near transportation development
communication networks diffuse___ ideas and culture
10 million people mega city
20 million people meta city
urban cities are usually___ LDCs
DEindustrial DEvolution of economic and political power decentralization
residence town PART OF CBD threshold SUBurbs
Become Bigger than CBD quickly Boombergs
citY core pERlipherY Urban hierarchY
population and importance SIZE relative SiZE
PRIMe population PRIMate cities
Redistribute Services and infrastructure Rank Size rule
Bid Rent Curve of socioeconomic classes including zone of transitioning BuRgess Concentric model
my HOME with Transportation and socioeconomic SECTORS HOMEr hoyT SECTOR model
SuburbanizatiAN and MULTIPLE NODES of production HarriS UlmAN MULTIPLE NUCLEI
edge cities on ring road around CBD like a GALAXY GALACTIC city model
SQUEEZE tax base away because of decentralization fiscal SQUEEZE
Spine of elects next to transportation and ring of squatters Latin America model
have port, ethnic suburbs, and alien merchants but no CBD South East Asia model
have 3 CBDs(traditional, market, colonial) and segregated tribal regions Africa model
TRANsportation ORIENTED land-use, services, markets, and infrastructure TOD(TRANsit ORIENTED development)
slow growth policies zoning laws
who and how to Treat squaTTer land land Tenure
ZONES not connected to city AMENITies(services) dissAMENITy ZONES
BREAK transportation way BREAK of bulk point
factory position LEAST COST form situational factors Alfred Weber's LEAST COST theory
services/goods produced Domestically GDP
account for foreign direct Investment GNI
economic sector and how much special services(+healthcare) sectorial sector
who are retirement fund and get more money for same amount of work? males
who is less mobile because of cultural spatially assigned roles females
EMpowerment level for women (politically, management, wage) GEM
REL(reproductive health, empowerment level, labor percentage) GII
3Es(economy, expectancy, education) HDI(human development index)
niolibritALIST POLICIES are___ capitALIST free trade POLICIES
WTO(world TRADE organization) set___ fair TRADE
IMF(international MONETARY FUND) help with___ MONETARY growth and debt FUNDing while promoting neoliberalism
traditional economy->preconditions for industrialization-> early industrialization-> drive to maturity-> consumer based economy Rostow's stages of development
limitations to Rostow's stages of development LEN(limited resources, economic values, neocolonialism)
economic restructuring because outsourcing labor and offshoring factory locations to SEZs deindustrialization
almost EZ production but few laws EPZ(economic production zones)
no TRADing and storing tax/tariffs FTZ(free TRADe zones)
Wallenstein's WORLD SYSTEM analysis analyze____ historical reason for WORLD core-periphery SYSTEM
LDC colony DEPENDENt on colonizer for stable economy and government DEPENDENcy theory
DEPENDENt on one COMMODITY for main GDP COMMODITY DEPENDENcy theory
contemporary division of specialized/cheapest/highest quality production(according to global core-periphery) post-fordism
best/cheapest parts from EPZs around the world to be assembled Just In Time creating economies of scale JIT
industry MULTIPLY service nodes MULTIPLier effect
site factor where industries AGGLOMERATe to share site factors AGGLOMERATion
Tertiary and Quaternary service secors
growth pole->multiplier effect industry
socially/economically improving standard of living now and the future through services, ideas, infrastructure, knowledge, & tech. sustainable development
ecotourism PRO: PROmote natural environment care
ecotourism CON: sanitation wast disposal/pollution of transit and Infrastructure ecological footprint(ways to get to location)
IMF pay "debt for___ nature swap"
UN sustainable development goals 3Ps(prosperity, no poverty, protect environment)
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