Bøker i Politics and Society in Urban Africa-serien

An examination of howpatterns of income, class and racial inequality in Johannesburg highlight howand why earnings and spatial inequality in cities are changing in differingways to the, commonly-accepted, social polarisation hypothesis.

Traces the movement of BRT from South America to South African cities as a means ofaddressing broader concerns regarding the mobility of knowledge, and howand why cities embrace urban elsewheres.

An in-depth study of street trading in Dar es Salaam, revealing the hidden dimensions of the city's thriving informal economy.

A study of Ghana's largest illegal slum, revealing how such communities are able to govern themselves in the absence of state authority.