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Amin Y. Kamete

23 works· latest 2020· 5 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-4937-0593

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Most cited in this library

On handling urban informality in southern africa2013 · 129 citations
Missing the point? Urban planning and the normalisation of ‘pathological’ spaces in southern Africa2012 · 95 citations
Cold-Hearted, Negligent and Spineless? Planning, Planners and the (R)Ejection of “Filth” in Urban Zimbabwe2007 · 74 citations
The Politics of ‘Non-Planning’ Interventions in African Cities: Unravelling the International and Local Dimensions in Harare and Maputo2010 · 64 citations
Governing enclaves of informality: Unscrambling the logic of the camp in urban Zimbabwe2017 · 56 citations

Works

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Street vendors and planning paradigms

Routledge eBooks·2020·1 author·chapter·Open access

5citations

Neither friend nor enemy: Planning, ambivalence and the invalidation of urban informality in Zimbabwe

Urban Studies·2019·1 author·Open access

26citations

Of good plants and useless weeds: Planning as a technology of the gardening state

Planning Theory·2017·1 author·Open access

12citations

Governing enclaves of informality: Unscrambling the logic of the camp in urban Zimbabwe

Geoforum·2017·1 author

56citations

‘Programmed to Serve’: Urban Planning and Elite Interests in Zimbabwe

Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks·2016·1 author·chapter

23citations

On handling urban informality in southern africa

Geografiska Annaler Series B Human Geography·2013

·1 author

129citations

Missing the point? Urban planning and the normalisation of ‘pathological’ spaces in southern Africa

Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers·2012·1 author

95citations

Interrogating planning’s power in an African city: Time for reorientation?

Planning Theory·2011·1 author

54citations

The Politics of ‘Non-Planning’ Interventions in African Cities: Unravelling the International and Local Dimensions in Harare and Maputo

Journal of Southern African Studies·2010·2 authors

64citations

Hanging out with “Trouble-Causers”: Planning and Governance in Urban Zimbabwe

Planning Theory & Practice·2009·1 author

11citations

Planning versus youth: Stamping out spatial unruliness in Harare

Geoforum·2008·1 author

37citations

Cold-Hearted, Negligent and Spineless? Planning, Planners and the (R)Ejection of “Filth” in Urban Zimbabwe

International Planning Studies·2007·1 author

74citations

Participatory farce: Youth and the making of urban places in Zimbabwe

International Development Planning Review·2006·1 author

9citations

Revisiting the urban housing crisis in Zimbabwe: Some forgotten dimensions?

Habitat International·2005·1 author

41citations

Home industries and the formal city in Harare, Zimbabwe

·2004·1 author

18citations

Governance for sustainability? Balancing social and environmental concerns in Harare

NORA - Norwegian Open Research Archives·2002·1 author·report·Open access

22citations

US AID's private sector housing programme in urban Zimbabwe: examining the terrain from the terraces

Environment and Urbanization·2001·1 author·Open access

8citations

The quest for affordable urban housing: A study of approaches and results in Harare, Zimbabwe

Development Southern Africa·2001·1 author

11citations

From Global Village to Urban Globe. Urbanisation and Poverty in Africa: Implications for Norwegian Aid Policy

NORA - Norwegian Open Research Archives·2001·3 authors·report·Open access

24citations

Civil society, housing and urban governance: the case of urban housing cooperatives in Zimbabwe

·2001·1 author

9citations

The practice of cost recovery in urban low-income housing: a discourse with experiences from Zimbabwe

Habitat International·2000·1 author

7citations

Restrictive Control of Urban High-density Housing in Zimbabwe: Deregulation, Challenges and Implications for Urban Design

Housing Theory and Society·1999·1 author

18citations

Government, Building Societies and Civil Society: Exploring the Interface in the Context of Urban Low-Income Housing in Zimbabwe

·1999·1 author

6citations