Factors That Cause Change In Communities

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Factors That Cause Change In Communities
  1. Cultural Integration
    1. The process of one culture gaining ideas, technology and products of another,. This exchange of ideas of practices can be seen in ethnic foods becoming widespread.
    2. Changing Nature and Patterns of Work
      1. The type of work people do impacts on communities. There is a trend for advanced nations to work in tertiary information industries; participation of women in work; and the moving away from the traditional 9 to 5 job
      2. Demographic Change
        1. A change in the characteristics (features) of a population due to growth through natural increase or migration. We see changes in census statistics, such as growth rates,
        2. Globalisation of Economic Activity
          1. the breakdown of traditional barriers between nations, allowing the freer and greater movement of goods, people and information. Positive changes: free movement of ideas and people; Negative changes are overseas brands dominating locally
          2. Lifestyle Expectations
            1. This is the change in the way people live. The richer people get, the more goods they own. Mortgage debts are at an all time high. the living standard, or amounts of goods and/or services, that an individual expects from life
            2. New Technologies
              1. Technology makes lifestyles easier but can change the way people relate to each other. Example of changes can be seen in the workplace where jobs may be replaced or changed due to advances in Techonology
              2. Recognition of Native Title
                1. The recognition by Australian Law that Aboriginal peoples have rights to own certain land in Australia. It enhances the well being of indigenous communities through reconciliation and self determination of Aboriginal communities.
                2. Resource Depletion
                  1. When natural resources become overused and depleted, people of the community will be negatively affected: communities can face threats to ivelihoods and can force people to leave to find employment
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