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Cosmo City Greens: contested aspirations of ecologically sustainable lifestyles in mixed-income housing
This thesis is concerned with the relationship between the residents of Cosmo City, a mixedincome housing development in Gauteng, and green spaces in the development. It argues that the legacy of apartheid spatial planning has led to the unequal distribution of green infrastructure across the develo...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2023
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