Outcast Cape Town

John Western

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South African History and Culture Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies Urban Planning and Governance

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Social geographer John Western analyzes the urban spatial planning of the 1950 Group Areas Act that achieved, in the built environment of Cape Town, the racial separatism of apartheid. His new prologue for the paperback edition assesses the changes to be expected from the new government and the obstacles to significant change.

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