Global Trends
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- Q1
Increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas.
Urbanisation
Re-urbanisation
Counter urbanisation
Industrialisation
30s - Q2
Decentralisation
Movement of people away from the suburbs
Movement of shops, offices and industry away from urban centres
Movement of people away from urban centres
The decrease in industrial activity
30s - Q3
Evidence of regeneration was found in …
Lagos, Nigeria
HafenCity, Hamburg Germany
Tijuana, Mexico
Detroit, USA
30s - Q4
De-industrialisation in Detroit was not due to …
Failure of the industry to react to global competition
Racial conflict
Instant movement to the quaternary and quinary sector
Infrastructural changes such as the development of freeways to outside of the city
30s - Q5
Which global trend often occurs as a result of industrialisation
counter urbanisation
re-urbanisation
suburbanisation
informal settlements
30s - Q6
What reason suggests regeneration is possible for Detroit in the future
Detroit could choose to hold an event e.g. Olympics. This could develop the tourist industry and begin to change the negative perception.
Regeneration of brownfield sites requires research and development. This takes a lot of time and money.
Detroit must rebrand its highly negative perception e.g. Murder capitol.
Detroit must attract foreign direct investment and quaternary businesses. However this requires changing the way that money is spent and often this is determined by white male decision makers.
30s - Q7
Which global trends link with which phenonomenon?
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