Urban Problems - Chapter 7 - Critical Urban Theory

Urban Problems - Chapter 7 - Critical Urban Theory

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Urban Problems - Chapter 7 - Critical Urban Theory

Urban Problems - Chapter 7 - Critical Urban Theory

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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"New urban sociology" emphasizes geography or technology.

True
False

2.

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Choose an indication that traditional urban ecology and economic models were inadequate (clear by the end of the 1960s).

Declined in industrial jobs
Growing financial problems of cities
Increased migration to suburbs and Sunbelt cities
Erosion of banks of river-centric economic hubs

3.

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Which was NOT asserted by scholars questioning the notion that cities emerge and evolve as "natural processes."

Cities exist within larger influencing political structures
Local economies operate interdependently in larger networks
Economic institutions such as banks, MNCs, and governments shape urban life
Density inherently draws in additional residents for urban growth

4.

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Henri Lefebvre believed in two circuits of capital: production factors and real estate investments.

True
False

5.

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Lefebvre also believed that space is socially constructed, but that large governments and business fail to recognize it.

True
False

6.

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A recent dominant land-use pattern has been transformation of public space into packaged, thematic environments.

True
False

7.

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Manuel Castells argued that welfare programs in effect extend capitalism and create new urban struggles.

True
False

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