Reimagining Urban Planning in Africa
Herausgeber: Cobbinah, Patrick Brandful; Gaisie, Eric
Reimagining Urban Planning in Africa
Herausgeber: Cobbinah, Patrick Brandful; Gaisie, Eric
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"This book contextualises major urban challenges such as climate change, rapid urbanisation, urban informality, and migration within the evolving planning systems of Anglophone, Francophone, and Lusophone Africa. It argues for the reimagination of urban planning, debating new institutionalism, gated communities, and smart mobility"--
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"This book contextualises major urban challenges such as climate change, rapid urbanisation, urban informality, and migration within the evolving planning systems of Anglophone, Francophone, and Lusophone Africa. It argues for the reimagination of urban planning, debating new institutionalism, gated communities, and smart mobility"--
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 516
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 880g
- ISBN-13: 9781009389464
- ISBN-10: 1009389467
- Artikelnr.: 69032043
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 516
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 880g
- ISBN-13: 9781009389464
- ISBN-10: 1009389467
- Artikelnr.: 69032043
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Part I. Understanding Sustainable Urban Planning in Africa: 1. Reimagining
African cities Patrick Cobbinah and Eric Gaisie; 2. Annals of urban
planning in Africa Rhoda Mensah Darkwah and Patrick Cobbinah; 3. New cities
in Africa and urban planning reimagination Prosper Issahaku Korah and
Patrick Cobbinah; 4. Informal settlements and pro-poor urban planning in
African cities: the Luanda socio-historical narrative Seth Asare Okyere,
Louis Kusi Frimpong, Stephen Kofi Diko, Stephen Leonard Mensah, Euridice
Lurdes Jorge Pedrosa; 5. Urban planning and sustainable land governance in
Africa: dialectics and dialogues Uchendu Eugene Chigbu; 6. Urban planning
and climate change action in Africa Eric Gaisie, Jerry Chati Tasantab and
Oluwadunsin Ajulo; Part II: Case Studies On Urban Planning in African
Countries: 7. The proliferation of gated communities: towards a reimagining
of urban planning in Ghana Richmond Juvenile Ehwi; 8. History, practices,
challenges and opportunities of urban planning in Zimbabwe Innocent
Chirisa, Tinashe Bobo, Rumbidzai Mpahlo and Abraham Matamanda; 9. The
evolution and nature of urban planning in Nigeria Ayobami Popoola, Nunyi
Blamah, Samuel Medayese, Olusegun Falola, Fisayo Ogunmodede and Bolanle
Wahab; 10. Rethinking urban planning and informal settlement upgrading in
South Africa: density management for a post-COVID-19 era Mpumelelo
Phakathi; 11. Urban planning challenges and slum/informal housing formation
in Ogun state, Nigeria Odekunle Folasade Jokotade, Adebayo Gabriel Olabisi
and Oyewole Oladimeji Abdulgafar; 12. The proliferation of slums in
Cameroon: What do internal migrations mean for urban planning? Nana Djomo
Jules Médard and Epo Boniface Ngah; 13. An overview of urban planning in
Tanzania: from colonial to piecemeal post-colonial practices Nestory E.
Yamungu, Manfred Spocter and Ronnie Donaldson; Part III: Sustainable Urban
Planning in Africa: Towards 2030 Agenda and Beyond: 14. On the need for
sustainable digital urban infrastructure in 21st century South African
cities Stefan Chavez-Norgaard; 15. The South African urban land ownership
struggle: a thematic commentary Ayobami Popoola, Ockert Pretorius, Nunyi
Blamah, Mjabuliseni Nkosi, and Mhlalisi Mndzebele; 16. The 2030 agenda,
climate urbanism and urban planning in Zimbabwe Talent Moyo; 17. Urban
planning and quality of life of urban residents in Africa Akeem Bayonle
Ola; 18. Realizing rights in complex informal settlements contexts Smith
Ouma; 19. Participatory design won't fix unequal Southern African cities:
but we should still do it - just better Jhono Bennett; 20. Enabling smart
mobility in African cities: a critical perspective from South Africa Dillip
Kumar Das; 21. On the future of urban planning in Africa Patrick Cobbinah
and Eric Gaisie; Index.
African cities Patrick Cobbinah and Eric Gaisie; 2. Annals of urban
planning in Africa Rhoda Mensah Darkwah and Patrick Cobbinah; 3. New cities
in Africa and urban planning reimagination Prosper Issahaku Korah and
Patrick Cobbinah; 4. Informal settlements and pro-poor urban planning in
African cities: the Luanda socio-historical narrative Seth Asare Okyere,
Louis Kusi Frimpong, Stephen Kofi Diko, Stephen Leonard Mensah, Euridice
Lurdes Jorge Pedrosa; 5. Urban planning and sustainable land governance in
Africa: dialectics and dialogues Uchendu Eugene Chigbu; 6. Urban planning
and climate change action in Africa Eric Gaisie, Jerry Chati Tasantab and
Oluwadunsin Ajulo; Part II: Case Studies On Urban Planning in African
Countries: 7. The proliferation of gated communities: towards a reimagining
of urban planning in Ghana Richmond Juvenile Ehwi; 8. History, practices,
challenges and opportunities of urban planning in Zimbabwe Innocent
Chirisa, Tinashe Bobo, Rumbidzai Mpahlo and Abraham Matamanda; 9. The
evolution and nature of urban planning in Nigeria Ayobami Popoola, Nunyi
Blamah, Samuel Medayese, Olusegun Falola, Fisayo Ogunmodede and Bolanle
Wahab; 10. Rethinking urban planning and informal settlement upgrading in
South Africa: density management for a post-COVID-19 era Mpumelelo
Phakathi; 11. Urban planning challenges and slum/informal housing formation
in Ogun state, Nigeria Odekunle Folasade Jokotade, Adebayo Gabriel Olabisi
and Oyewole Oladimeji Abdulgafar; 12. The proliferation of slums in
Cameroon: What do internal migrations mean for urban planning? Nana Djomo
Jules Médard and Epo Boniface Ngah; 13. An overview of urban planning in
Tanzania: from colonial to piecemeal post-colonial practices Nestory E.
Yamungu, Manfred Spocter and Ronnie Donaldson; Part III: Sustainable Urban
Planning in Africa: Towards 2030 Agenda and Beyond: 14. On the need for
sustainable digital urban infrastructure in 21st century South African
cities Stefan Chavez-Norgaard; 15. The South African urban land ownership
struggle: a thematic commentary Ayobami Popoola, Ockert Pretorius, Nunyi
Blamah, Mjabuliseni Nkosi, and Mhlalisi Mndzebele; 16. The 2030 agenda,
climate urbanism and urban planning in Zimbabwe Talent Moyo; 17. Urban
planning and quality of life of urban residents in Africa Akeem Bayonle
Ola; 18. Realizing rights in complex informal settlements contexts Smith
Ouma; 19. Participatory design won't fix unequal Southern African cities:
but we should still do it - just better Jhono Bennett; 20. Enabling smart
mobility in African cities: a critical perspective from South Africa Dillip
Kumar Das; 21. On the future of urban planning in Africa Patrick Cobbinah
and Eric Gaisie; Index.
Part I. Understanding Sustainable Urban Planning in Africa: 1. Reimagining
African cities Patrick Cobbinah and Eric Gaisie; 2. Annals of urban
planning in Africa Rhoda Mensah Darkwah and Patrick Cobbinah; 3. New cities
in Africa and urban planning reimagination Prosper Issahaku Korah and
Patrick Cobbinah; 4. Informal settlements and pro-poor urban planning in
African cities: the Luanda socio-historical narrative Seth Asare Okyere,
Louis Kusi Frimpong, Stephen Kofi Diko, Stephen Leonard Mensah, Euridice
Lurdes Jorge Pedrosa; 5. Urban planning and sustainable land governance in
Africa: dialectics and dialogues Uchendu Eugene Chigbu; 6. Urban planning
and climate change action in Africa Eric Gaisie, Jerry Chati Tasantab and
Oluwadunsin Ajulo; Part II: Case Studies On Urban Planning in African
Countries: 7. The proliferation of gated communities: towards a reimagining
of urban planning in Ghana Richmond Juvenile Ehwi; 8. History, practices,
challenges and opportunities of urban planning in Zimbabwe Innocent
Chirisa, Tinashe Bobo, Rumbidzai Mpahlo and Abraham Matamanda; 9. The
evolution and nature of urban planning in Nigeria Ayobami Popoola, Nunyi
Blamah, Samuel Medayese, Olusegun Falola, Fisayo Ogunmodede and Bolanle
Wahab; 10. Rethinking urban planning and informal settlement upgrading in
South Africa: density management for a post-COVID-19 era Mpumelelo
Phakathi; 11. Urban planning challenges and slum/informal housing formation
in Ogun state, Nigeria Odekunle Folasade Jokotade, Adebayo Gabriel Olabisi
and Oyewole Oladimeji Abdulgafar; 12. The proliferation of slums in
Cameroon: What do internal migrations mean for urban planning? Nana Djomo
Jules Médard and Epo Boniface Ngah; 13. An overview of urban planning in
Tanzania: from colonial to piecemeal post-colonial practices Nestory E.
Yamungu, Manfred Spocter and Ronnie Donaldson; Part III: Sustainable Urban
Planning in Africa: Towards 2030 Agenda and Beyond: 14. On the need for
sustainable digital urban infrastructure in 21st century South African
cities Stefan Chavez-Norgaard; 15. The South African urban land ownership
struggle: a thematic commentary Ayobami Popoola, Ockert Pretorius, Nunyi
Blamah, Mjabuliseni Nkosi, and Mhlalisi Mndzebele; 16. The 2030 agenda,
climate urbanism and urban planning in Zimbabwe Talent Moyo; 17. Urban
planning and quality of life of urban residents in Africa Akeem Bayonle
Ola; 18. Realizing rights in complex informal settlements contexts Smith
Ouma; 19. Participatory design won't fix unequal Southern African cities:
but we should still do it - just better Jhono Bennett; 20. Enabling smart
mobility in African cities: a critical perspective from South Africa Dillip
Kumar Das; 21. On the future of urban planning in Africa Patrick Cobbinah
and Eric Gaisie; Index.
African cities Patrick Cobbinah and Eric Gaisie; 2. Annals of urban
planning in Africa Rhoda Mensah Darkwah and Patrick Cobbinah; 3. New cities
in Africa and urban planning reimagination Prosper Issahaku Korah and
Patrick Cobbinah; 4. Informal settlements and pro-poor urban planning in
African cities: the Luanda socio-historical narrative Seth Asare Okyere,
Louis Kusi Frimpong, Stephen Kofi Diko, Stephen Leonard Mensah, Euridice
Lurdes Jorge Pedrosa; 5. Urban planning and sustainable land governance in
Africa: dialectics and dialogues Uchendu Eugene Chigbu; 6. Urban planning
and climate change action in Africa Eric Gaisie, Jerry Chati Tasantab and
Oluwadunsin Ajulo; Part II: Case Studies On Urban Planning in African
Countries: 7. The proliferation of gated communities: towards a reimagining
of urban planning in Ghana Richmond Juvenile Ehwi; 8. History, practices,
challenges and opportunities of urban planning in Zimbabwe Innocent
Chirisa, Tinashe Bobo, Rumbidzai Mpahlo and Abraham Matamanda; 9. The
evolution and nature of urban planning in Nigeria Ayobami Popoola, Nunyi
Blamah, Samuel Medayese, Olusegun Falola, Fisayo Ogunmodede and Bolanle
Wahab; 10. Rethinking urban planning and informal settlement upgrading in
South Africa: density management for a post-COVID-19 era Mpumelelo
Phakathi; 11. Urban planning challenges and slum/informal housing formation
in Ogun state, Nigeria Odekunle Folasade Jokotade, Adebayo Gabriel Olabisi
and Oyewole Oladimeji Abdulgafar; 12. The proliferation of slums in
Cameroon: What do internal migrations mean for urban planning? Nana Djomo
Jules Médard and Epo Boniface Ngah; 13. An overview of urban planning in
Tanzania: from colonial to piecemeal post-colonial practices Nestory E.
Yamungu, Manfred Spocter and Ronnie Donaldson; Part III: Sustainable Urban
Planning in Africa: Towards 2030 Agenda and Beyond: 14. On the need for
sustainable digital urban infrastructure in 21st century South African
cities Stefan Chavez-Norgaard; 15. The South African urban land ownership
struggle: a thematic commentary Ayobami Popoola, Ockert Pretorius, Nunyi
Blamah, Mjabuliseni Nkosi, and Mhlalisi Mndzebele; 16. The 2030 agenda,
climate urbanism and urban planning in Zimbabwe Talent Moyo; 17. Urban
planning and quality of life of urban residents in Africa Akeem Bayonle
Ola; 18. Realizing rights in complex informal settlements contexts Smith
Ouma; 19. Participatory design won't fix unequal Southern African cities:
but we should still do it - just better Jhono Bennett; 20. Enabling smart
mobility in African cities: a critical perspective from South Africa Dillip
Kumar Das; 21. On the future of urban planning in Africa Patrick Cobbinah
and Eric Gaisie; Index.