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TERRITORIALITY QUEST
Term | Definition |
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The desire for mastery of land manifests itself in .... ways. | endless different |
Discussions related to space often give rise to ... | misunderstandings. |
Henry Wilkinson's name is linked to a study about maps depicting.. | Macedonia. |
Henry Wilkinson's study published in 1951 is remarkable because he compared more than 100 ... | maps. |
Cartographers are professionals whose job is to ... | draw maps. |
Maps may contain not only geographical information but the cartographers' ... | particular point of view. |
Political maps misrepresent the facts in pursuit of selfish... | political ends. |
Karl Sinnhuber's name connects to a study about the meanings given to ... | the concept of Central Europe. |
Karl Sinnhuber's work published in 1954 shows how much translation of a concept can vary ... | across languages. |
Territoriality is the strategy used by individuals and groups .... over a portion of space and its contents. | to exercise power |
Territoriality as a strategy has three very important ... | components. |
One of the components of territoriality is .... by area and this both includes and excludes. | classification |
A second component of territoriality is communication which materializes either on the ground or ... | on an easily decipherable map. |
Another important component of territoriality is ...by enforcement. | maintenance |
Usually people give the space they inhabit... | particular functions. |
Brownfields are ...... stretches of land ready to be redeveloped | underutilised |
People deem brownfields to be empty because these fields lack... | the specific functions thought to be appropriate for them. |
Rivers usually appear as....on maps. | natural diving lines |
Natural dividing lines do not always match ... | political borders. |