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The integration of the formal and informal urban sectors in South Africa

H S Geyer Senior lecturer, Department of Town and Regional Planning, University of Potchefstroom,
Pages 29-42 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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Tazviona Richman Gambe. (2019) Rethinking city economic resilience: exploring deglomeration of firms in inner-city Harare. Resilience 7:1, pages 83-105.
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Manie Geyer, Mark Orkin, Pali Lehohla & John Kahimbaara. (2000) Development Debate and Practice Revisiting the South African magisterial districts of 1999. Development Southern Africa 17:2, pages 263-276.
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HS Geyer & DJ Du Plessis. (1994) Existence level differences and spatial industrial restructuring in South Africa: RDP imperatives. Development Southern Africa 11:4, pages 599-616.
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H.S. Geyer. (1994) Development ideology and the political transition in South Africa — changing perspectives. Planning Perspectives 9:4, pages 377-404.
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A Leiman & G M Hartzenberg. (1990) Monetary Approaches to the Estimation of the Hidden Economy: An Evaluation for South Africa. Studies in Economics and Econometrics 14:3, pages 73-85.
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HermanusS. Geyer. (1989) Apartheid in South Africa and industrial deconcentration in the PWV area. Planning Perspectives 4:3, pages 251-269.
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D M Hart & C M Rogerson. (1989) Towards accommodationist planning in South Africa's secondary centres: The case of hawker deregulation. Development Southern Africa 6:2, pages 161-172.
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Inocent Moyo & Trynos GumboInocent Moyo & Trynos Gumbo. 2021. Urban Informality in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Urban Informality in South Africa and Zimbabwe 15 28 .
Inocent Moyo & Trynos GumboInocent Moyo & Trynos Gumbo. 2021. Urban Informality in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Urban Informality in South Africa and Zimbabwe 153 162 .
Inocent Moyo & Trynos GumboInocent Moyo & Trynos Gumbo. 2021. Urban Informality in South Africa and Zimbabwe. Urban Informality in South Africa and Zimbabwe 1 11 .
H.S. Geyer, H.C. Coetzee, D. Du Plessis, R. Donaldson & P. Nijkamp. (2011) Recent business transformation in intermediate-sized cities in South Africa. Habitat International 35:2, pages 265-274.
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Manie Geyer. 2005. Urban Dynamics and Growth: Advances in Urban Economics. Urban Dynamics and Growth: Advances in Urban Economics 803 836 .
Manie Geyer. 2004. Urban Dynamics and Growth: Advances in Urban Economics. Urban Dynamics and Growth: Advances in Urban Economics 803 836 .
Hermanus S. Geyer. (1993) African urbanization in Metropolitan South Africa ? differential urbanization perspectives. GeoJournal 30:3, pages 301-308.
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Hermanus S. Geyer. (1990) Implications of differential urbanization on deconcentration in the Pretoria-Witwatersrand-Vaal Triangle metropolitan area, South Africa. Geoforum 21:4, pages 385-396.
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