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Languages : en
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Urbanisation Economic Development and Employment Creation in the New South Africa : S F Coetzee
Author: Towards a New Development Paradigm for South Africa
Author: S. F. CoetzeePublisher:
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Category : South Africa
Languages : en
Pages : 32
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Development, Employment, and the New South Africa
Author: Urbanization, Economic Development and Employment Creation in the New South Africa
Author: S. F. CoetzeePublisher:
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Category : Job creation
Languages : en
Pages : 24
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Towards an Urban Research Agenda for South Africa
Author: S. F. CoetzeePublisher:
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Category : Cities and towns
Languages : en
Pages : 122
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Regionalism
Author: Bertus De VilliersPublisher: HSRC Press
ISBN: 9780796915481
Category : Political Science
Languages : en
Pages : 230
Book Description
Since 1992 the South African debate on regional government has shifted its focus to the content of regional government and the way that it could contribute to democratisation, improved government, the prevention of conflict and the accommodation of ethnic and other diversities. The Centre for Constitutional Analysis at the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC) has been actively involved in the stimulation and development of the debate on regional government in South Africa. Some of the initiatives taken by the Centre have included comparative research, the running of workshops, the involvement of international scholars and various publications. This latest book attempts to make a practical contribution to the debate and is therefore intended to provide practitioners with a framework that could be used for the solving of problems that are faced in and outside of the negotiation process.
Southern African Update
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Category : Africa, Southern
Languages : en
Pages : 608
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"A bibliographical survey".
A South African Labour Market Bibliography
Author: Faldie EsauPublisher:
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Category : Business & Economics
Languages : en
Pages : 428
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New Cities-new Economies
Author: Tshilidzi RatshitangaPublisher:
ISBN: 9780438595668
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Languages : en
Pages : 307
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This research is predicated upon a spatial policy concern regarding the current post-apartheid urban experiences in South Africa. Based on what has been analyzed and critiqued thus far in terms of this situation, the policy concern has to do with the need to drastically redirect South Africa’s patterns of urban development in ways that can foster integrated and sustainable socio-economic development. ☐ This is a qualitative research study. The central questions that have been posed in this regard are: What are the current patterns of urban development in South Africa? How did they come about and what sustains them? What are the impediments in the current policies and implementation plans, which make urban development patterns in South Africa unable to deliver equitable and inclusive socio-economic outcomes that are consistent with the creation of a just society? And what are the core principles and features of a new policy framework that can guide a more equitable, just and sustainable pattern of urban development in South Africa? How does the development of new cities in South Africa anchor such a new policy framework? ☐ This has paved the way for the crafting of a policy framework, anchored on the creation of new cities, which is aimed at redirecting patterns of urban development in South Africa. The New Cities – New Economies thesis is a proposition that is aimed at fueling the long overdue economic growth and transformation of the South African society. It is the gestation of an economic revolution. It is indeed a Grand Plan, which will not only serve South Africa but has potential to reverberate across the entire African continent. This Grand Plan is the promise of the South Africa we yearn for, the Africa we want. ☐ New cities herald new economies, new economies yield jobs and empowerment and therefore destroy both poverty and apartheid economic legacy. The new cities should have a symbiotic relationship with the economy. As new cities herald new economies; new economies will anchor and sustain new cities. These are egalitarian cities. Egalitarian cities are equitable cities that promote cohabitation, where people share in the wealth of their nations.
Policy Overview
Author: Private Sector Council on Urbanisation (South Africa)Publisher:
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Category : Urban policy
Languages : en
Pages : 60
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