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Continuity with change: A review of Zimbabwe's public sector urban low‐income housing production system

Amin Y Kamete Lecturer, Department of Rural and Urban Planing, University of Zimbabwe
Pages 13-28 | Received 01 Feb 1997, Accepted 01 Jul 1997, Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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Sarah Bracking. (2005) Development denied: Autocratic militarism in post-election Zimbabwe. Review of African Political Economy 32:104-105, pages 341-357.
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Amin Y. Kamete. (2009) In the Service of Tyranny: Debating the Role of Planning in Zimbabwe's Urban `Clean-up' Operation. Urban Studies 46:4, pages 897-922.
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