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Department of Geography (F26)

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Department of Geography (F26)

Transcalar Politics Of Urban Development

F26 The Transcalar Politics Of Urban Development

Description

Celebrating the end of the Making Africa Urban ERC-funded project, we invite

you to join us at an international conference to revisit analyses

of urban development politics from a diversity of contexts and

perspectives. How do the interests and concerns of different

actors come together through collaborations, contestations and

collusions to shape the future of urban areas? The research

team brings cases of large-scale urban developments from

Dar es Salaam, Accra and Lilongwe, and are eager to explore

how African experiences can contribute to wider analyses of

urban development politics.

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