Chapter 3 refers to Massey's A Global Sense of Place at the beginning to address Massey's belief of existence of a diverse culture in one place. Massey believes that place is rapidly changing and becoming less "unique" through growth of globalization. She introduces the idea of homogenization, which suggests a diverse community formed in one region.
Throughout, Creswell mentions how the uniqueness of such a place is evolving through social constructions- and introduces the idea of "gated communities."
Harvey:"gated communities" is further discussed. Its purpose is to protect a community in a secured place with a wall around them.
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