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Entangled Grids: Vernacular and (Post-)Colonial Planning Interactions in Contemporary Senegalese Ci the two planning cultures have crisscrossed and become entangled. Two types of civil institutions in particular, the Lebou . and the Sufi order, have been consistently “tangling” with the official state-centered planning process since the late nineteenth century. In the case of Dakar, ancient indig

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Grid Planning in the Urban Design Practices of Senegal

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Kim Tae-yoon,Lee Moon-kyu,Britta Dietzrature on grid planning. The chapter provides a critical overview of the assumptions about Africa in the various scholarly disciplines directly related to the book, giving special attention to global North-South perspectives. Through a focus on grid plan literature, the chapter calls for the endurin

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