Human Geography:SOCIAL GEOGARPHY
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Human Geography:SOCIAL GEOGARPHY
- 1. LOUISE ANNE HORA LIDEM REANNA TEODOSIO
- 2. SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY Social phenomena Spatial components Division within the society -is anything that influences or influenced by organisms sufficiently alive to respond to one another. How humans and space interacts.
- 4. CONCERNS OF SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY
- 6. Poverty Prostitution Unemployment Violent Crime Human Trafficking Homelessness
- 7. Poverty
- 8. Poverty = Half of the world live on less than 2.50 $ A day. = In 2003 10.6 million died before they reached the age of five. = 15 Million children orphaned due to HIV PHILIPPINES- 4P’s
- 10. Prostitution
- 12. Unemployment
- 13. Violent Crime
- 15. Human Trafficking • Globally the average cost of a slave is $ 90.4050 • 80% is in sexual exploitation and 19% in labour exploitation • 20-30 million slaves in the world today • Third largest international crime industry ;generates a profit of $32 Billion •
- 16. Homelessness
- 18. SOCIAL DIFFERENCES SOCIAL PROBLEMS INEQUALITY DISCRIMINATION Complex differences
- 21. Communities Social & Geographical Structure And The Decision That Govern Its Growth
- 23. SOCIAL AND GEOGRRAPHICA L ASPECT OF HUMAN IDENTITY
- 24. Stereotypes om the Greek words στερεός (stereos), "firm, solid" and τύπος (typos), "impression," hence "solid impression."
- 26. By Shevsky And Bell (1955) • -analysis of a city to define social areas • -have been used to differentiate urban areas
Editor's Notes
- This is social geography and we are social science majors. Its important that we are aware of our society.
- Each of the above represents an existing condition which threatens the well-being of the United States and, in some cases, the entire world.
- Each of the above represents an existing condition which threatens the well-being of the United States and, in some cases, the entire world. -IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER
- In no particular order.From random people.
- Pwede na rin etong epekto ng unemployment.simula ng human trafficking and prostitusyon -HOW DO SOME FILIPINOS COPE WITH POVERTY AND UNEMPLOYMENT
- Unemployment rate in Philippines highest in southeast asia
- -drugs
- WHY USA ang pinaka madaming homeless?Look for reasons
- Example of social difference causing discrimination
- -analysis of a city to define social areas -have been used to differentiate urban areas