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Planning in Cape Towns interstices: case studies of informal land occupations in Cape Town, South Africa
Participatory planning has been institutionalised through planning legislation in most Western-style democracies since the 1940s. Irrespective of the variability in how participation is conducted in different contexts, participation is regarded as desirable. That is, provided participation activitie...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2023
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