dd208 Problem People,Problem Places

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Mind Map on dd208 Problem People,Problem Places, created by henfriend on 09/10/2014.
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dd208 Problem People,Problem Places
  1. The council estate
    1. Youth offending, teenage pregnancies, unemployment, welfare and benefit 'cultures' violence & disorder
      1. Neighbours from hell
      2. Scotland used the terms > Neds - non-educated delinquents
        1. Some journalists describes council housing as a living tomb dare not give up house never get another but staying is like being trapped in a ghetto both in place and mind
          1. Council estates did not always carry social stigma
            1. 1920s/30s and time after 2nd world war they met the acute housing needs of millions of people in UK
          2. Hanley, 2007
            1. Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, Petty Stupidity and a Stir Craziness induced by Chronic Poverty
              1. Hanleys idea fits in well with wider mainstream media represenations of council estates
                1. Hanley sees estates as a SYMBOL OF FAILURE
                  1. Generate subcultures
            2. New Labour Govt said council estates key to social exclusion in UK
              1. Mooney & Neal, 2009
                1. Suggests that using the words ghetto or estate mentality reproduces stigmatising stereotypes of particular groups including the most deprived of society
                2. Sociologis Sean Damer Glasgow 1970's/80s
                  1. Rehousing estates or schemes which accomodated families displaced through slum clearance programmes
                    1. Notoriety - violence, drunkenness and assorted social problems with Govan district Moorepark scheme becoming known as wine alley
                      1. Negative reputation - ideas of probem families, problem tenants, problem states
                        1. Damers research - speaking to residents, police, housing officials, archives - explained rep
                          1. EXPLAINED HISTORICAL REPUTATION PROBLEM PEOPLE PROBLEM PLACES
                  2. Segregation & sitmatisatio marginal society myths
                    1. Perlam, 1976
                      1. Tis represents the idea epeople living in poverty as hopeless, deficient adn disorganised masses surplus to society
                        1. Stigmatisation of this kind devalues experiences, perspectives and voices of people who live in places regarded as problematic
                          1. People struglling to survive develop skills, resources, capabilities - it is the eonomic resources available to them that are deficient
                            1. Polititical struggles for better resources, welfare support, community facilities and resistance of stigmatisation and negative labelling
                              1. Disadvantaged people have a long history of collective organisation and mobilisatin to get heard
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