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100 1 McDonald, David A.|q(David Alexander)
245 10 World city syndrome :|bneoliberalism and inequality in
Cape Town /|cDavid A. McDonald.
260 London :|bRoutledge,|cc2008.
300 xxv, 355 p. :|bill., maps
440 0 Routledge studies in human geography ;|v18
505 0 Introduction: World City Syndrome 1. Cape Town as World
City 2. Cape Town as Capitalist City 3. Cape Town as
Neoliberal City 4. Respatializing Cape Town (I): Local
Government Restructuring 5. Respatializing Cape Town (II):
Investments in the Built Environment 6. Privatizing Cape
Town 7. Cost Recovering Cape Town 8. Disciplining Cape
Town 9. (De)Africanizing Cape Town 10. Keep Left for Cape
Town: Alternative Development Strategies
506 1 325 annual accesses.|5UkHlHU
650 0 Human geography|zSouth Africa|zCape Town.
650 0 Neoliberalism|zSouth Africa|zCape Town.
650 0 Urbanization|zSouth Africa|zCape Town.
650 0 Equality|zSouth Africa|zCape Town.
650 0 Racism|zSouth Africa|zCape Town.
650 0 Sociology, Urban|zSouth Africa|zCape Town.
651 0 Cape Town (South Africa)|xGeography.
651 0 Cape Town (South Africa)|xPolitics and government.
651 0 Cape Town (South Africa)|xEconomic conditions.
651 0 Cape Town (South Africa)|xSocial conditions.
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