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    BANGKOK: THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF A HYPERURBANIZED PRIMATE CITY Gerald W. Fry "The rapid expansion of a deteriorated environment and high social costs are the most obvious and immediate results of this overconcentration process. Eventually‚ the public investment on the expansion of urban infrastructure will reach a point of diminishing returns. Urban problems can bring national development to the edge of failure. This would be an appalling situation indeed!" Vimolsiddhi Horayangkura1 "Hyperurbanization

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    Crayfish – also called crawfish‚ crawdads‚ freshwater lobsters‚ or mudbugs – are freshwater crustaceans resembling small lobsters‚ to which they are related; taxonomically‚ they are members of the superfamilies Astacoidea and Parastacoidea. They breathe through feather-like gills and are found in bodies of water that do not freeze to the bottom. They are mostly found in brooks and streams where there is fresh water running‚ and which have shelter against predators. Most crayfish cannot tolerate polluted

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    The Heart of Darkness’ author Joseph Conrad’s idea that imperialism has an extensive impact on African natives and their ways of life is entirely correct; along with the idea that imperialism and colonization are simply a guise of a so-called “noble cause‚” used as a veil to shield underlying problems. This idea is portrayed through Conrad’s use of touching on the time before‚ the period of‚ and the era following the harshly imperialized and unnecessary colonization of African natives in their lands

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    According to UNCHS‚ rural-urban linkages are essential for both side’s economic growth and sustainable development. Their strength of connection is robust physically‚ culturally‚ economically and environmentally (Karna‚ 2003). In rural urban linkage urbanization is seen as an invisible force‚ transforming pattern and styles of living not only within urban areas themselves‚ but also with surrounding rural areas (UNCHS website). Urban centers are economically linked with their hinterland in variety of exchange

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    Peri-urban areas results of the process of urbanization – commonly defined as the landscape interface between rural and urban transition zone. They are areas where the village and the city mix and clash with increasing conversion of agricultural land to urban spaces. These areas generally provide resources for urban expansion and in return urban waste. Uncontrolled urbanization leads to infringement of resources‚ dislocation of biodiversity and destabilizes the natural resource security of communities

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    were results of the rural-urban tension. The prohibition enforcement was an attempt to restore a socially healthy nation and immigration restriction and KKK were both based on rural prejudice. He explains how these events were rural resistance to urbanization but says that they were also “backward-looking rather than reformist”. Shideler in this part

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    of the land. Some of the characteristics of urbanization is more people to rule over‚ reinforcing the law‚ and more trades people and production of food and textiles. The consequences of urbanization is people will turn against the ones in power and take because of greed. Urbanization has its consequences which can damage the civilization or not damage it to badly. The main consequence would be someone disobeying the laws‚ priest‚ and ruler. Urbanization characteristics is more money‚ more to trade

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    Industrialization is the process in which a society or country transforms itself from a primarily agricultural society into one based on the manufacturing of goods and services. The industrial revolution affected every walk of life‚ and was the main cause of urbanization‚ new social rolls and increased living standards. Due to industrialization‚ new social rolls had developed because not everyone needed to farm. In most cases‚ men started would work in factories and women would stay home and take care

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    Putting-out system b) Few workers c) Centered in household 2. Middle a) Larger units of production b) Rise of protoindustrial factories c) Water and wind power 3. Final a) Factory system b) Technological advances c) Brought together skilled workers d) Urbanization 4. Factory system a) Stations with different tasks b) High productivity c) Unskilled workers d) Horrible working conditions e) Protests (Luddites) B. The Early Spread of Industrialization 1. UK a) Attempted to monopolize industrialization b) Forbade

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    traditional peer group‚ who favored conventional values and sentimentalism. This social tension was caused by technological advancements‚ a revolution in society in the period of and directly following World War I‚ a revolution of morals and rapid urbanization. The new generation expressed themselves through the music of the times‚ greater sexual promiscuity‚ use of technology and advertising‚ whereas the elder generation manifested intolerance and resistance. World War I is known as the first "modern"

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