South African City: Theory in Analysis and Planning

activities advocacy advocacy planning allocation analysis apparatuses approach argue assumptions Black built environment capital accumulation capitalist capitalist societies Castells central Chapter class struggle commodity concerned conflict context contradictions costs criticism crop derived distribution dominant ecological economic emerge example externalities Group Areas Act Harvey housing ideological important income individuals industrial intervention issues Johannesburg labour power land market land-use change land-use planning managerialist manipulated city theorists Marxist McCarthy mode of production neighbourhoods neo-Ricardian organization paretian patterns perspective planning theory political politicization Port Elizabeth problems profits public choice racial racial segregation radical Rawlsian recent regard relation relatively residents role Roweis Saunders 1981b scarcity rent Scott sector Sophiatown South Africa South African city Soweto spatial specific status structure theoretical Thunen transportation urban land urban land-use process urban planning urban social movements values Weberian welfare welfare economic White workers zoning