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Human geographies of Stellenbosch : transforming space, preserving place? /
Amid a growing 'turn' towards Southern cities, South African urban geographers continue to remind us why and how to attend to local context and draw on theory from elsewhere.
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Stellenbosch :
SUN PReSS,
2021.
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Table of Contents:
- Stellenbosch as laboratory for human geography research / Ronnie Donaldson
- Evolution of spatial plans in Stellenbosch / Danie du Plessis & Anele Horn
- Densification in the 'absence' of policy: the case of Die Weides, Stellenbosch, 2000-2016 / Ruan Kruger & Ronnie Donaldson
- Urban heritage conservation in Stellenbosch / Lauren Buchanan & Ronnie Donaldson
- Spatial residential changes of the Jamestown rural hamlet / Rebecca Light & Ronnie Donaldson
- Retail transformations in Stellenbosch: central business district verus the decentralised mall / Jeroen Venema, Manfred Spocter & Ronnie Donaldson
- Urban risk and the lived experience of communal ablution facilities in Kayamandi / Michael Moreland & Patricia Zweig
- Backyarders and backyard dwellings in Smartie Town, Cloetesville / Tamsin Makan & Manfred Spocter
- Throw-away people: insights on community waste-disposal behaviours in informal Kayamandi / Nokukhanya Cele & Robyn Pharoah
- Planning for informal spaces in Stellenbosch: the need for participatory design / Rebecca Hillyer & Anele Horn
- In the footsteps of street busker groups in Stellenbosch / Carmen Adams & Ronnie Donaldson
- Residents' perceptions and understanding of public art in Stellenbosch / Vida Viljoen & Ronnie Donaldson
- The evolution and life cycle of the Stellenbosch Food and Wine Festival / Sanette Ferreira & Nizette Gordon.