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Investigating the introduction of economic land use developments to create rail contra-flow using a strategic model: a case study of Johannesburg
South Africa is still recovering from the effects of the apartheid government and spatial design that marginalises the demographic that resides at the edges and outskirts of cities. The country has come a long way from where it was, but still has a long way to go to eradicate the effects this fragme...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2020
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