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Spatial Transitions: Cape Town Case Study
The research is guided by the following question: What are the spatial dimensions of social justice when thinking about Cape Town as a post-apartheid city? In principle the research intends, by advancing a diachronic approach to the examination of spatial form, to critically analyse the spatial (...
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2016
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| Summary: | The research is guided by the following question: What are the spatial dimensions of social
justice when thinking about Cape Town as a post-apartheid city?
In principle the research intends, by advancing a diachronic approach to the examination of
spatial form, to critically analyse the spatial (physical) structure of the city at a range of
scales and relate these to both the higher level normative /cultural imperatives as well as
the associated functional organisational aspects that have been institutionalised at
different moments in the history of Cape Town. |
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