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Tempered Tempos: The Politics of Waiting for Public Services in Contemporary Cape Town
This dissertation recognises that waiting for public services in South Africa is becoming an increasingly important point of contestation between the state and its citizens. Rather than exploring the spectacular expressions of this tension seen in ongoing service delivery protests, it foregrounds th...
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African Studies
2020
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