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State, law and community in the politics of housing in South Africa: 1990-2000
The housing crisis in South Africa has over time resulted in the experience of waiting for housing on the part of marginalised communities. Housing policy and politics have accordingly historically constituted a site where state power is both imposed and contested. These processes had their roots in...
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Department of Historical Studies
2026
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