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The urban land question : management and access for the urban poor in post apartheid South Africa
The premise of the thesis is that the developmental use of urban land should be ethical, fair and promote social justice. Using multiple research approaches and mixed methods this thesis examines the urban land question in South Africa and particularly Cape Town where land distribution and ownership...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2015
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