09 Jun 2019

'We are Workers, Not Inmates!': The Politics of Space in Mozambican Workers’ Company Dormitories in East Germany (1979-1990)

Lea Marie Nienhoff | Master Thesis, 2019

08 Jun 2019

Exploring Alternative Society-Nature Relationships: Learning from Urban Nature Conservation in Cape Town

Janine Eberle | Master Thesis, 2019

07 Jun 2019

Cosmopolitan Gazes, Envisioning the Township: Local Agents and Contemporary Tourism Encounters in Langa, Cape Town

Florence Siegenthaler | Master Thesis, 2019

05 Jun 2019

Building Houses Bit-By-Bit: The Stories Of Hazeldean-Ekupumleni

Critical Urbanisms and Southern Urbanism Student Cohorts 2019, Sophie Oldfield, People's Environmental Planning | Africa Centre for Cities, 2019

03 Jun 2019

Traditional Medicine as used by the Rastas in Mowbray, Cape Town

Oliva Andereggen | 2019

02 Jun 2019

The Distance between Minutes and Weeks: How Standardization Creates Spacetime Plurality at Tema Port

Isabella Baranyk | 2019

01 Jun 2019

Photo Essay: Dealing With Local and Global Trash in the (Eco-)touristic Region of Inhambane, Mozambique

Anna Buser | 2019

13 May 2019

Steel versus Asphalt: The Politics of Infrastructure in Post- Independence East Africa

Giulia Scotto Contour Journal, 2019 This paper tries to expand the classic comparative model of urban studies -which historically puts two or more cities into dialogue – by comparing two territorial infrastructures, their materializations,…

06 May 2019

Remo Reginold (Independent scholar - Critical Urbanisms) gives an interview to Badische Zeitung about the terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka (in German)

23 Apr 2019

Effecting cultural change from below? A comparison of Cape Town and Bandung's pathways to urban cultural governance

Laura Nkula-Wenz, with Zayd Minty (Creative City South/Cultural Policy and Management Department, University of Witwatersrand) in Cultural Trends, 2019 This article compares the cultural governance pathways of two UNESCO “Design Cities” –…