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The movement of people from rural areas to cities. Anthropological significance lies in the study of how this movement affects cultural practices and social structures both in rural and urban settings.

Process where low-cost, urban neighborhoods undergo transformation into more affluent communities, often leading to displacement of long-standing residents. Anthropologists examine the cultural and social consequences for those displaced.

The process of designing and organizing urban spaces. Anthropologists look at how urban planning affects social interactions and the accessibility of resources for different groups.

Groups within a city that maintain unique cultural identities. Anthropological significance is found in how these subcultures form, survive, and interact within a broader urban environment.

Economic activities that are not regulated or taxed by the state. Anthropologists study the role of the informal economy in urban survival strategies and its impact on local and global economies.

The study of family patterns and social relations in an urban context. Anthropologically significant for understanding how traditional kinship patterns adapt or change in cities.

The interrelationship between humans and the urban environment. Anthropologists investigate how urbanization impacts environmental sustainability and human well-being.

How public transit systems influence social dynamics and behavior. Anthropology can reveal patterns of interaction, social stratification, and the impact on daily life.

The ways in which urban environments shape the activities, values, and identities of young people. Anthropological analysis can help understand how youth culture reflects larger social processes.

The study of how living in cities influences health outcomes across different populations. Anthropologists focus on factors contributing to inequality in health care access and well-being.

Investigation into the role of street art as a form of cultural expression and resistance. Anthropologists place significance on the dialogue between street art and the socio-political urban landscape.

How technology integrates with urban life and shapes social relationships. Anthropologists study the digital divide and the changing nature of community in the context of urban technological advancements.

Areas in cities with a high concentration of people from a specific ethnic background. Anthropological interest includes how these enclaves preserve cultural practices and affect integration.

The examination of the causes and consequences of homelessness, including societal attitudes towards the homeless. Anthropologists investigate the survival strategies and social networks among urban homeless populations.

The significance of parks and gardens in urban environments on community health and well-being. Anthropologists explore how urban green spaces contribute to social cohesion and environmental awareness.

Urban areas lacking access to affordable, healthy food options. Anthropologists examine the impact on community health and the socio-economic factors contributing to these deserts.

How urbanization influences the expression of religiosity and sacred spaces in modern cities. Anthropologists study the adaptation and interplay of different religious practices within urban life.

The use of urban public spaces for political expression and social movements. Anthropologists engage with how these activities shape and are shaped by the urban environment.

The study of sound in city environments and its influence on urban living experiences. Anthropologists analyze how sounds impact social interactions, community identity, and cultural practices.