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Who owns the roads? Privatising public space in South African cities through neighbourhood enclosures
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  • 2003Confronting fragmentation: Housing and urban development in a democratising society217 cited
  • 1996The power of apartheid : state, power, and space in South African cities199 cited
  • 1991Apartheid city in transition195 cited
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  • 2002The implementation and impact of crime prevention / crime control open street Closed-Circuit Television surveillance in South African Central Business Districts15 cited
  • 2008Space Theft or Space Transfer3 cited

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