Cities with Slums: From Informal Settlement Eradication to a Right to the City in Africa
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Cities with Slums: From Informal Settlement Eradication to a Right to the City in Africa

by Marie Huchzermeyer

Urban Studies African Studies Development
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Cities with Slums examines informal settlements in Africa and the policies directed toward them. Focusing on the shift from eradication to a right to the city, Marie Huchzermeyer addresses urban inequality, housing, governance, and the participation of marginalized communities in shaping more just urban futures.

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This book examines cities with slums in Africa, focusing on informal settlements and the policies that shape their future.

It considers the movement from informal settlement eradication toward a right to the city.

The discussion addresses urban inequality, housing, governance, and the place of marginalized communities in city-making.

Marie Huchzermeyer presents a focused contribution to debates about African urban development and social justice.

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