Add to ORKGExploring how spatial patterns of water provision in South Africa reinforce urban inequities requires examining distributive and procedural modes of justice. This paper illustrates how South Africa has moved from a notion of distributive justice (the Reconstruction and Development Program (RDP) of 1994 which promised universal delivery of social welfare provision), to a skewed version of procedural justice through the Growth Employment and Redistribution (GEAR) policy, which adopts the market as the main social and environmental mechanism for service distribution. Power relations embedded in the urbanization of Cape Town and its resulting inequalities in the distribution of water problematizes the logic of economic “growth.
Paper presented at the South African Association of Political Studies (SAAPS) Biennial Conference, U...
The thesis investigates deliberateness in water allocation to historically disadvantaged individuals...
This research is an attempt to conceptualize the underlying forces behind persistent and ubiquitous ...
Summary. Local authorities in South Africa have responded to the post-apartheid promise of redistrib...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
Section 27 (1b) of the Bill of Rights under the Constitution (1996) of the Republic of South Africa ...
Paper presented at the South African Association of Political Studies (SAAPS) Biennial Conference, U...
One of the goals of the new South African government is to redress the legacy of apartheid through m...
Paper presented at the South African Association of Political Studies (SAAPS) Biennial Conference, U...
The thesis investigates deliberateness in water allocation to historically disadvantaged individuals...
This research is an attempt to conceptualize the underlying forces behind persistent and ubiquitous ...
Summary. Local authorities in South Africa have responded to the post-apartheid promise of redistrib...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
This thesis looks at the relationshp between water and social power. It attempts to answer two quest...
Section 27 (1b) of the Bill of Rights under the Constitution (1996) of the Republic of South Africa ...
Paper presented at the South African Association of Political Studies (SAAPS) Biennial Conference, U...
One of the goals of the new South African government is to redress the legacy of apartheid through m...
Paper presented at the South African Association of Political Studies (SAAPS) Biennial Conference, U...
The thesis investigates deliberateness in water allocation to historically disadvantaged individuals...
This research is an attempt to conceptualize the underlying forces behind persistent and ubiquitous ...