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British planning system and the emerging phenomenon of Gated Communities.

This paper has examined the particular history and current social climate of multiculturalism and housing in England, and study the ways that these ideas have interacted with the growing popularity of gated communities.

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Chapter One:  Literature Review 1
The gated community 1
Criticism, support, and theory of the gated community 2
Pre-existing communities and the gated community 7
Current British social conditions and the gated community 9
Chapter Two: Methodology 12
Additional factors: 13
In conclusion 17
Bibliography: 19

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British planning system and the emerging phenomenon of Gated Communities. Chapter One: Literature Review The concepts of racial and economic distribution in multi-ethnic countries are of high importance, especially as cross-cultural integration increases. In England, the idea of housing and geographic location is a very potent social issue, as it directly addresses the concepts of racism, assimilation, and social hierarchy, as well as immigration, all issues that directly influence the shape and tone of society (Johnson et al, 2004, pp 3). The attempt of this paper is to examine the particular history and current social climate of multiculturalism and housing in England, and study the ways that these ideas have interacted with the growing popularity of gated communities. By examining these issues side by side, the possibility of gated communities as a site of economic and racial integration and equality will be determined, especially in conjunction with the ideas put forth by the English government concerning increasing inclusive communities. This information will be considered in an attempt to understand why gated communities are gaining popularity in England, as well as if they are a positive or negative social manifestation. The gated community Before a ...





... well as an increased appreciation and understanding of difference. All of these factors would decrease fear, which is cited so often in previous academic works as the cause of desiring a gated community.

It is the goal of this study to find a housing model that would actually work against the concepts of fear of crime based in economic and social differences, and it is the strong belief of this study that gated communities not only would be ineffective in changing these cultural tenants, they actually encourage it. Therefore, a housing model built on the concepts of cultural and economic exchange and diversification would not only adhere to the cultural goals put forth by the English government, they would create stronger and more effective communities, even within large cities.
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Benjamin I.

This paper provides a very good insight on the social implications of gate communities. It will be of good use to students who wish to make concept papers in sociology and anthropology.




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