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Politics and Community-Based Research
Abdul Abed, Ophélie Arrazouaki, Claire Benit-Gbaffou (editor), Sarah Charlton (editor), Sophie Didier (editor), William Dewar, Kirsten Dörmann (editor), sally Gaule, Pauline Guinard, Willy-Claude Hebandjoko, Obvious Katsaura, Heinz Klug, Neil Klug, Mamokete Devon Matjomane, Mpho Matsipa, Simon Sizwe Mayson, Solam Mkhabela, Eulenda Mkwanazi, Potsiso Phasha, Clara Pienaar-Lewis, Nicolette Pingo, Naomi Roux, Maria Suriano, Shahid Vawda
2019
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Politics and Community-Based Research: Perspectives from Yeoville Studio, Johannesburg offers a substantive and compelling analysis for a diverse readership interested in urban politics, community mapping and the built environment. The book draws on a critical reflection of Yeoville Studio, a research project conducted by Wits University academics from a diversity of disciplinary backgrounds, together with community partners and postgraduate students. A collection of vignettes portraying people and places in Yeoville interwoven with theoretically analytical chapters, it explores the politics of community research at a neighbourhood scale in its multiple facets, and will resonate with similar contested and complex neighbourhoods across the world. The mix of analysis, vignettes, photographs, architectural design and graphics builds the discussion in engaging, rich and integrated ways, to capture the many participatory approaches taken to this city-community studio.
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Keywords
- Regional & area planning
- Social groups
- Society & culture: general
- Society & Social Sciences
- Urban & municipal planning
- urban communities