Ambiguous Restructurings of Post-Apartheid Cape Town. The Spatial Form of Socio-Political Change
Der Band resultiert aus Forschungskooperationen zwischen den Universitäten Hamburg und Western Cape im Rahmen des SFB 520 („Gesellschaftliche Umbrüche in Afrika und ihre Bewältigung") und dokumentiert u. a. einen im September 2002 veranstalteten Workshop an der University of Western Cape.
Inhalt: Jürgen Oßenbrügge: Introduction: Globalisation, Urban Development and Inner Structures of Cape Town (1-11); Patrick Bond: Cities, social movements and scale-politics in an era of „globalisation" (13-54); Vanessa Watson: Urban research, planning and action - their relationship in the context of metropolitan Cape Town (55-64); Christoph Haferburg: Cape Town between apartheid and post-apartheid: the example of the Wetton-Lansdowne-Corridor (65-85); Steven Robins: Global warnings: urban governance in the Cape of Storms (87-114); Marie Huchzermeyer: Low income housing and commodified urban segregation in South Africa (115-135); Antje Nahnsen: Discourses and procedures of desire and fear in the re-making of Cape Town's central city: The need for an spatial politics of reconciliation (137-156); Edgar Pieterse: Problematising and recasting vision-driven politics in Cape Town (157-188).
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