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020			_a9781919713731
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082			_a363.50968 CONF
100			_aPhilip Harrison _9186786
245			_aConfronting fragmentation : housing and urban development in a democratising society _cHarrison, Philip
260			_aLansdowne _bUniversity of Cape Town Press, _c2003
300			_axvii; [319 pages]: illustrations, maps _c24 cm
500			_aAlthough apartheid has ended, South African cities have remained divided, and new forms of segregation have emerged. This study of urban fragmentation offers South African and international case studies that illustrate the theoretical and practical challenges of governance and equality in divided urban living. Issues discussed include housing, public transport policies, health care, and HIV/AIDS. Community activists, policy-makers, and urban planners will benefit from this provocative analysis of an important challenge to social justice and societal healing.
504			_aincludes index
650			_a City planning _9191127
650			_aCity planning South Africa _9191278
650			_aCommunity development, Urban _9184836
650			_aCommunity development, Urban _9184836
650			_aCommunity development, Urban South Africa _9191279
700			_aPhilip Harrison (Editor) _9191280
700			_a Stuart Sholto-Douglas (Editor) _9191281
700			_aMarie Huchzermeyer (Editor) _9191282
700			_aMzwanele Mayekiso (Editor) _9191283
942			_2ddc _cBOOK _h363.50968 CONF _w365 _xZama Nxumalo _y365 _zZama Nxumalo
999			_c771259 _d771258