Topic 1
Answers to questions
political shapes factors forces shaping our cities
crops disciplinary approach
quantitative
Behavioural
Structuralist
Post structuralist
Project small scale studies
Quantative main domain approach in social sciences
Positivist researchers
Need to know why of why
Theories hypothesis facts
Research proposal three questions of reaserch questions
Behavioural approach
first use in psychology that what it stated was in psychology
Look at people behaviour
Contacts impose on the behaviour by organizations as society as a whole
Urban gatekeepers
block busting technology in USA
The city vs socio spatial dialect
You shape social geography of city shape by those who live around you
segregation neighbourhoods based on race
Social distance don’t like someone based on race socio economic status etc can cause riots nit physical distance between people
Urban world
depopulating rural areas
Definition of urban areas vary from country to country
Ex turning
City of Toronto is urban
Census metropolitan area of Toronto have rural areas but still pars consider urban part of Toronto
Greater area of Toronto
city is a political entity makes governments
City has multiple municipalities with shared identity
Maybe had four or five cities that were cities but became almagamated to save money
Urbanization increase 18th century growth rural to urban areas
Expanded in suburbs
We don’t conttrol urban sprawl anymore