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Cemetery Space - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Relations in literature
        
        Political
        
        Cultural
        
        Economic
        
        Environmental
      - History
      - Fieldwork
        
        Observations - Identify relationships identified in literature
      - Identify & understand
        
        through interviews the relationships people have negotiated
      - Look for trajectories not identified in literature
        
        Economic
        
        Politcal
        
        Cultural
        
        Environmental
      - Explore negotiations with unreported relationships
      - Come back to predicted relationships in literature
        
        Repeat this
      - Compare new trajectories with predictions
      - Methods
        
        Geospatial data to digitalise and overlay historical maps
        
        Open-ended interviews
        
        State/council level
        
        Helicopter interviews
        
        Working-class
        
        Tourists
        
        Participant observation
        
        Tourist destinations
        
        Hotel desks
        
        Hotel bars
        
        Beaches
        
        Cruise ship pier
        
        Textual analysis
        
        Trip advisor reviews
  - - - What shapes the conflict
    - - Those who construct competing place frames
    - - informing the positionality of actors and institutions in the conflict
  - - - Observation
      - Interview
    - - Observation
    - - Observation
      - Interviews
  - - - Space exists as a product of economic activity
    - - space is seen as consisting of borders, the speciality of location is stressed
    - - the focus is given to socio-spatial relation in space
    - - space exists only after it has been given a meaning through human consciousness as well as by the means of material resources
  - - - Personal
      - Local
      - National
      - Supranatural
  - - - Urban region patterns & ecology
      - Greenspaces & connectivity
      - Road ecology & the netway system
    - - Arrangement matters
      - Mosiacs are part of a bigger whole
      - Land mosaics are patterns of patches, corridors and matrices
      - The patch – corridor – matrix spatial structure is scale independent
        
        Human scale
        
        Landscape scale
        
        Regional scale
        
        Continental scale
      - Holistic spatial arrangements
      - form generated is the physical manifestation of the underlying and dynamic forces
        
        Land mosaics arise as a consequence of a combination of natural and cultural processes that change with time