Titlebook: Urban Geography in Postcolonial Zimbabwe; Paradigms and Perspe Abraham R. Matamanda,Verna Nel,Innocent Chirisa Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if

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(Un)Healthy Cities: Reflections on Urban Public Health in Poor Neighbourhoods,e increasingly overwhelming cities in Zimbabwe. Cities in Zimbabwe are experiencing degradation of natural environments, poorly built environments with unsafe drinking water, sanitation and waste management, all arising from poor urban management and contributing to urban poverty. This chapter there

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Deviation, Transgression or Digression? The Informal City as the Dominant Phenomenon in the Zimbabwes was conducted, and case studies on Zimbabwean cities with respect to all the economic sectors were studied. Case studies were drawn from the various sectors—land and housing, trade and commerce, farming, energy, transport, water and environmental health. The preliminary results revealed that the

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Ecological Risks of the Postcolonial City: Experiences from Harare, Zimbabwe,sturbing and challenges the notion of stewardship of the environment where communities value ecosystem services and, hence, act as good stewards of their environment. Furthermore, political ecology features in the urban ecology literature and influences environmental sustainability together with unc

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Managing Urban Crime and Insecurity in Zimbabwe,crime and insecurity. The key findings were that crime is prevalent in certain spots in the neighbourhood that provide conducive environments for crime to occur, which then increases insecurity. The recommendations are that disciplines for urban planning and design should play a more central role in

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Urban Development Management in Light of the Risks and Disasters Caused by Climate Change,rban development. Undoubtedly, an integrated framework for urban development management in Zimbabwe ought to accommodate a wide range of concepts, strategies as well as models of climate change, together with the supporting policy implementation modalities.

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Urban Land Markets, transitioning towards sustainable human settlements. The results indicate how formal and informal urban land markets can be managed towards sustainable human settlements. Furthermore, the chapter illustrates and advances urban land market transitions and an innovative framework that explains how th

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The Political Economy of Urban Informal Settlements in Zimbabwe,eed to be understood in the broader context of changing urban politics and policies, economic and social forces that influence their development. Only through the political economy approach and its extensions, can we realise the limitations placed upon households’ efforts to improve their shelter. T

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Putting Together the Broken Pieces: Rewiring the Urban Geography of Zimbabwe,tainability. Moreover, it is also revealed that there are marked politics of difference and increasing interference of the central government and the ruling ZANU-PF party in local affairs. This situation depicts a divergence from governance to government which may help to explain the proliferating g

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