Key Concepts in Regeneration and Economic Change

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Vocabulary flashcards focusing on key concepts related to regeneration, economic changes, and societal impacts.

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Regeneration

The process of revitalizing and improving a rural or urban area, often leading to diversification of the local economy.

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Overheating

A situation where rapid regeneration causes excessive growth and strain on local infrastructure and services.

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Diversification

The evolution of rural economies to include a wider range of activities beyond the traditional agriculture, such as tourism and crafts.

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Cycling of deprivation

The continuous cycle where areas experience a decline in economic performance and social conditions, leading to increased poverty and lack of opportunities.

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Place representation

The various ways in which places are depicted in different media, influencing perceptions and feelings towards that place.

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Place meaning

The value or significance that people associate with a specific location, influenced by both personal and external perceptions.

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Quaternary sector

The sector of the economy that involves knowledge-based services, including research, technology, and information.

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Gentrification

The process where wealthier individuals move into a previously lower-income area, leading to increased property values and the displacement of original residents.

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Deindustrialization

The decline or removal of industrial activity in a region or economy, often leading to economic and social challenges.

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Economic change

Shifts in the structure of the economy that can affect employment sectors, job availability, and community well-being.