The paper reports on developments in the peripheries and suburbs of African cities south of
the Sahara. Many African economies are expanding at unprecedented scale and with …

The paper comprises a response to the overwhelming lack of geographical research into
South African gay male leisure space development and augments the first detailed analyses …

Capital cities form the focus of a sub-field in urban studies. Much of the literature concerning
their planning concentrates on their histories, and on the core precincts in which these cities …

Based on new evidence that challenges existing theories of urban inequality, Crankshaw
argues that the changing pattern of earnings and occupational inequality in Johannesburg is …

This paper analyses the potential for social integration in post-apartheid urban South Africa
by examining the lives of those already living in desegregated spaces. The case study is a …

Much research on racial desegregation in South Africa uses residential data to track how
richer black South Africans are moving from apartheid spaces to higher income suburbs; …

This paper revisits the city of Pietersburg more than ten years after the repealing of the
Group Areas Act in order to determine the extent to which the socio‐spatial impress of …

This article analyses whether the physical desegregation of a residential neighbourhood
ultimately facilitates the social integration of its residents. Desegregation is measured …

Evidence indicates that class-based segregation is replacing racial segregation in South
Africa. However, it is also suggested that hypersegregation, being indirect racial and …

Forced racial-residential segregation is a phenomenon that creates spatial legacies in a city
structure which inhibits equal development and access to opportunities. The legacy of …