Edgar Pieterse - How can we transcend slum urbanism in Africa?
Edgar Pieterse, professor at the University of Cape Town and the founding director of the African Centre for Cities, in this lecture puts forward the concept of the underlying logics of slum urbanism. A logic which in turn manifests in an overall urban form that can be characterised as 'extreme splintered urbanism'—a pattern of urban development that manifests in sharp urban divides, the privatisation of key urban services and infrastructure linked to large-scale slum neglect over long periods of time. Associated Material: Recent Publications: Rogue Urbanism http://www.jacana.co.za/new-releases/... Africa's Urban Revolution http://www.amazon.co.uk/Africas-Urban... Additional links www.cityscapesdigital.net http://urbansdg.org/

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