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Transnational planning systems, local practices and spatial inequalities: housing the working classes in Cape Town 1900-970
This thesis examines residential planning in Cape Town in the first 70 years of the 20th century, a pivotal period in the creation of residential space for the working classes. It is a contribution to the under-researched history of urban planning in South Africa. This approach means writing history...
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Department of Historical Studies
2026
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