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Your Mess, My Life: The Junction between Land Use Planning and Street Vending in the Accra Mall Enclave
City managers and planners in the global South, particularly in African cities are confronted with an unprecedented urbanisation fraught with complexities such as urban sprawl, jobless growth, and informality. Urban planning practice in Ghana has retained colonial legacies that outlaw informality, b...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2023
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