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Reclaiming the spatial imaginary: a photovoice study of resistance to displacement in Woodstock, Cape Town
Present-day South Africa is still characterised by colonial- and apartheid-era patterns of urban displacement that are exacerbated by gentrification. Low-income tenants’ and evictees’ experiences of displacement and its resistance have social, spatial, psychological, and political components. Examin...
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Department of Psychology
2020
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