‘The World is Shrinking’ Discuss…….

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‘The World is Shrinking’ Discuss…….

What do you think? Has the world become ‘smaller’? Is it right to use the term ‘global village’? List and briefly comment on changes in communications that have taken place in the last 20 years that could be used to answer the two questions above.

What: How have political, technological and physical processes influenced global interactions Why: To understand how processes that influence spatial interactions are interlinked in complex ways that accelerate globalization How: ​By understanding how transport and communication developments have accelerated global interactions

Isochronic map showing time taken to travel certain distances. source

Francis Galton's isochronic map 1881

The Time/space convergence

Time taken to circumnavigate the globe

What is distance decay? The closer together areas are the more likely they are to interact. Areas further away are less likely to interact – this is the frictional effect of distance making it difficult to communicate over longer distances Frictional effect has decreased due to: Improvements in transport Improvements in ICT

Key terms

We tend to think of distance in terms of travel times. Travel times are being reduced because of the increase in air travel. Also air travel is becoming more affordable. For example in the year 2000 Bratislava to London. £75 by bus 22 hours. 2008 Bratislava to London. £40 by low cost airline 2.5 hours.

Time-space convergence: First suggested by Janelle (1968), it refers to the diminishing time needed to connect two places by transportation due to improving transport technologies. Time convergence rate: the velocity at which places are moving towards each other. i.e. Sydney & Brisbane are 1000km apart. In 1902 it took 3 days (4320 mins) by coastal steamer in 2002 it took 1hr 25 mins (85mins) by aeroplane. so 4320 - 85 = 42mins per year 100

Describe the impact of the time space convergence. Explain why the impact is not the same for all locations.

So a reduction in the friction of distance results in time-space convergence. And therefore increase the interactions between places

Explain what is meant by the time- space- convergence (12)