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,Democratization and Demystification: Deconstructing ‘Governance’ as Development Paradigm, there is much less confidence, on the part of either governments (despite their slogans of ‘managing change’) or the governed (still more herded than heeded), that matters can be controlled (effectively and democratically?) to achieve the public purposes ritually promised by political rhetoric.

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Urban Social Movements, the Housing Question and Development Discourse in South Africa, the twists and turns in the discourse which surrounds development.. Political debate, policy analysis and contestation of development processes are as advanced in South Africa’s cities as in any present-day setting. The 1994 election of the African National Congress (ANC) to lead the first democrat

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,From ‘Equity’ and ‘Participation’ to Structural Adjustment: State and Social Forces in Zimbabwe, of post-independence Zimbabwe. The global context in which these concepts have been defined and appropriated into current developmental discourse has been laid out succinctly elsewhere.. Here, I consider the political context in which this discourse on development has been shaped and interpreted in

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