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Journal of Southern African Studies Volume 43, 2017 - Issue 5: Special JSAS Conference Issue: Southern Africa beyond the West: Political, Economic and Cultural Relationships with the BRICS countries
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The Role of BRICS in Shaping Urban Southern Africa

Features of Modernity, Development and ‘Orientalism’: Reading Johannesburg through its ‘Chinese’ Urban SpacesFootnote*

Romain DittgenSouth African Research Chair in Spatial Analysis and City Planning, University of the Witwatersrand
Pages 979-996 | Published online: 14 Jul 2017

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