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Smiling in the face of precarity: housing and eviction in Hangberg, South Africa
Much has been written about housing and eviction in South Africa, and they are issues present throughout most of South Africa's recent history. The demolition of places such as Sophiatown or District Six has become some of the most common imagery reflecting the brutality of apartheid South Africa. Y...
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Social Anthropology
2014
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