Add to ORKGSouth Africa is one of the most urbanized countries in Africa, with nearly two-thirds of the population living in cities and towns. The consequences of heavy-handed dpatial control appear to have been among the most severe in the world and are proving to be very difficult for the post-apartheid government to rectify and reverse.
Odi-Moretele : « displaced urbanisation» and territorial réintégration in South Africa. — In the Pre...
Africa is rapidly urbanizing: it is the most important structural transformation under way in the re...
The paper provides an overview of urbanization patterns and trends in the current era in South Afric...
South Africa is one of the most urbanized countries in Africa, with nearly two-thirds of the populat...
International audienceSouth Africa is often considered an unusual and extreme case in geography. One...
This Working Paper sets out to investigate what has generally been taken for granted as part and par...
South Africa is often considered an unusual and extreme case in geography. One difficulty is whether...
Apartheid legislation was repealed in 1991 and South African cities entered a new era freed from the...
The purpose of this chapter is to review the historical trajectory of urbanisation and its implicati...
Under apartheid, the movement and settlement of the majority black people in South Africa was highly...
South Africa, the first economic power in the African continent, has a population of nearly 50 milli...
This paper discusses transformation as a multi-dimensional concept to effect social change in South...
Although Africa has experienced rapid urbanization in recent decades, we know little about the proce...
Urbanisation is an important but contested process because of its far-reaching social, economic and ...
D. C. Hindson — Urbanisation et contrôle de l'immigration : de l'apartheid territorial à l'organisat...
Odi-Moretele : « displaced urbanisation» and territorial réintégration in South Africa. — In the Pre...
Africa is rapidly urbanizing: it is the most important structural transformation under way in the re...
The paper provides an overview of urbanization patterns and trends in the current era in South Afric...
South Africa is one of the most urbanized countries in Africa, with nearly two-thirds of the populat...
International audienceSouth Africa is often considered an unusual and extreme case in geography. One...
This Working Paper sets out to investigate what has generally been taken for granted as part and par...
South Africa is often considered an unusual and extreme case in geography. One difficulty is whether...
Apartheid legislation was repealed in 1991 and South African cities entered a new era freed from the...
The purpose of this chapter is to review the historical trajectory of urbanisation and its implicati...
Under apartheid, the movement and settlement of the majority black people in South Africa was highly...
South Africa, the first economic power in the African continent, has a population of nearly 50 milli...
This paper discusses transformation as a multi-dimensional concept to effect social change in South...
Although Africa has experienced rapid urbanization in recent decades, we know little about the proce...
Urbanisation is an important but contested process because of its far-reaching social, economic and ...
D. C. Hindson — Urbanisation et contrôle de l'immigration : de l'apartheid territorial à l'organisat...
Odi-Moretele : « displaced urbanisation» and territorial réintégration in South Africa. — In the Pre...
Africa is rapidly urbanizing: it is the most important structural transformation under way in the re...
The paper provides an overview of urbanization patterns and trends in the current era in South Afric...