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The development of counter-surveying as a methodology to document forced removals: case studies of District Six and Die Vlakte
Nearly 30 years post-apartheid, many victims of forced removals remain displaced, their sense of place and identity fractured. The methodology of counter-surveying, though underdeveloped, has been proposed to identify sites of forced removals and engage with affected communities. According to Motala...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2025
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