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Everyday citizenship: people, place and politics in Philippi
In the South African context, political and universal rights of citizens have been expanded since liberation but the basic services and livelihoods have eroded (Miraftab, 2009). Marginalized citizens have created their homes through auto construction, and self-making, in the post-apartheid city (Cal...
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School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics
2023
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