Transforming Cape Town (California Series in Public Anthropology) (Volume 19)
An anthropological study of social transformation, inequality, and urban life in post-apartheid Cape Town.
About This Book
Transforming Cape Town examines the ongoing social and cultural shifts in South Africa's iconic city following the end of apartheid.
Drawing on ethnographic research, the book explores how residents navigate new realities in housing, identity, and community life.
It highlights both the challenges and possibilities that arise as Cape Town redefines itself in a democratic era.
The work contributes to broader discussions on urban change, inequality, and belonging in contemporary Africa.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!