Titlebook: Urban Geography in South Africa; Perspectives and The Ruth Massey,Ashley Gunter Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Urban Geograp

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Urban Geography in South Africa: An Introduction,location, space, and place, focusing largely on spatial processes and how these materialise within urban settings. This includes unpacking the political, social, economic, and environmental/ecosystem dynamics that exist within these spaces and the impact they have on urban areas and vice versa. This

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,Urban-Political Geography—South African Perspectives,d cultural structures. Moreover, people and organizations (e.g., non-governmental organizations [NGOs], non-profit organizations [NPOs] and faith-based organizations [FBOs]) (collectively referred to as agency) interact with these structures to produce particular (or contingent) spatial outcomes in

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Enclaves and Quartering in Urban South Africa,nce of cities. Using a case study of the urban enclave of De Waterkant, Cape Town, this chapter explores the development and outcomes of enclaves and quarters, while it also provides a conceptual lens through which neighbourhood change more broadly can be understood. At the same time, this chapter p

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Infrastructure in South African Cities,ning and coordination. It is the way that infrastructure is often thought about in the everyday public domain: infrastructures are the basic elements of modern urban life, and we only really think about them when they do not function: during load-shedding, or when the sewage pipes burst, or when the

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Secondary Cities in South Africa,ds on the small but emerging work on secondary cities over the past few years (Marais, Nel, & Donaldson in Secondary cities and development. Routledge, London, .) by presenting case studies of six secondary cities in South Africa: the City of Matlosana (Klerksdorp), eMalahleni (Witbank), Emfuleni (V

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Crime and Spatiality in South African Cities,I highlight the important role that geography plays in explicating crime in South Africa and identify numerous spatially-based risk factors for crime. Various consequences of urban crime are provided, and specific policy recommendations made that emphasize the role that urban geography can play in c

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,South Africa’s Key?Urban Transport Challenges, most urbanites rely on private motor vehicles or mini-bus taxis to meet their transport needs. As a result, urban areas suffer from significant traffic congestion and the?air pollution associated with it. This transport crisis is primarily the result of poor transport policies and planning, alongsi