The power of apartheid : state, power, and space in South African cities

Jennifer Robinson

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

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The autonomous state - a framwork for analysis racial discourses and territorial strategies professional discourses and urban planning political discourses and urban management urban transformation in practice - the case of Port Elizabeth, 1920-1970 new discourses of urban management and citizenship - the contours of the future conclusion.

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