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Territorial identity

ВК 1.2.3

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2023/2024

3 Semester

4

PR01. Apply acquired theoretical knowledge and practical skills to study natural and socio-territorial systems at different levels of spatial organization. PR05. Be able to identify, pose and solve scientific and applied problems, and critically evaluate decisions made PR14. Formulate scientific hypotheses, identify relevant aspects in fundamental and applied research areas, develop and manage projects in the field of geography, environmental management, urban and regional development

1. Successful completion of the courses "Contemporary Debates in Human Geography", "Theories of Spatial Organization"; 2. Knowledge of the theoretical foundations of social geography, general methodology of social and geographical research; 3. Possession of skills in searching for social and geographical information, noting and summarizing literary and statistical sources.

Scientific approaches to defining territorial identity, describing its structure, and factors determining its formation are revealed; aspects of the influence of territorial identity on the development of cities and regions, in particular on economic, socio-cultural, political, and geopolitical processes, are characterized.

1. Oliynyk Ya. B., Hnatiuk O. M. (2017). Territorial identity of the population of the Podolsk region. Monograph. Kyiv: VPC "Kyiv University", 2017. 223 p. 2. Oliynyk Ya., Hnatiuk O. (2013). Methodological approaches to the study of territorial identity of the population. Ukrainian Geographical Journal, 3, 34-40. 3. Musiyezdov O. O. (2016). Urban identity in (post)modern society: monograph. Kharkiv: V.N. Karazin KhNU. 378 p. 4. Nagorna L. P. (2008). Regional identity: Ukrainian context. Kyiv: I. F. Kuras Institute of Regional and Regional Development of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. 405 p. 5. Vermenych Ya. V. (2019). Territorial Identity of the Ukrainian Borderland: Historical Origins and Geopolitical Influences / Deputy Editor V. A. Smolii. NAS of Ukraine. Institute of History of Ukraine. Kyiv: Institute of History of Ukraine. 367 p.

Lectures, seminars, discussions, implementation of independent projects.

The course includes 2 substantive parts. Classes are held in the form of lectures and seminars. The discipline ends with an exam. Assessment organization: Written surveys are conducted with the aim of current control of students' knowledge during lectures. Work in seminars is assessed by performance, in accordance with the schedule of seminars. Thematic tests are conducted in written form with the inclusion of both test and analytical creative tasks. Students who received less than the minimum number of points for the thematic test will retake it. The final assessment in the form of an exam is carried out in a written format. The maximum number of points during the exam is 40, the minimum number of points added to the semester points is 24 (60% of the maximum number of points allocated for the exam)

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