Titlebook: Colonial Heritage and Urban Transformation in the Global South; Excavating the Ruins Christian Ernsten Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicab

Hot-Flash

Contesting Apartheid Ruins,f Cape Town as a global city. Yet, ultimately, its ideal of realizing a new neighborhood of racial harmony and equity fell apart, and the space for subaltern urban experiences, memories, and dreams was reduced as a result.

Accommodation

不在灌木叢中

Qianqian Zhang,Yuan He,Xiaojun Jingty, particularly in relation to global imaginaries and local identities. The chapter also introduces the challenges attending the archival silences of the city, and lays out how these silences will be addressed in the remainder of the present book.

NUL

inflame

Acquisition of Elastic Signals,apetonian context. Specifically, I argue that two global events, the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the 2014 World Design Capital, engineered or conditioned the city’s transformation. These events fashioned Cape Town into a city oriented towards the future, and promoted an urban vision of creativity and design instead of restitution and reconciliation.

向外才掩飾

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-54037-0sely at the praxis of the African Centre for Cities, I examine how global discourses are mediated locally. I point to the continuities between South Africa’s apartheid and post-apartheid urban design traditions, especially with regard to the usage of crisis terminology as part of urban discourse.

GORGE

Isthmus

消瘦

Resurfacing Colonial Dead,anagement processes and archaeological practices in the city. Yet I also view these colonial dead as ancestors, as members of the community of the Cape, who suffered from colonial violence. Their agency offers a way of writing against the annihilation of local urban history, a way of reconnecting with a deep history of dwelling-in-the-city.

勉強(qiáng)