This paper develops infrastructural citizenship as an analytical framework that bridges
geography's sub‐disciplinary silos. While urban geography promotes infrastructure as a …

Experiences of apartheid in South Africa have resulted in the association of shelter with
citizenship, adding significance to the concept of “home”. This paper reviews experiences …

The study aims to develop a framework for community participation that can inform a
participatory approach more effectively when planning and develo** post-disaster …

Insufficient and inadequate housing for the urban poor has a long history in South Africa, as
in other African cities. Nearly one-fifth of urban households in South Africa reside in an …

Community and democratic participation are still an essential component of current
mainstream development interventions. However, elite capture seriously undermines the …

In the global context of reducing carbon emissions and shifting towards sustainable modes
of urban infrastructure, strategies that provide decentralized access to renewable energy …

In the global South, policies providing property titles to low‐income households are
increasingly implemented as a solution to poverty. Integrating poor households into the …

This paper reveals how urban theories traditionally rooted in northern cities and academies
are challenged and redeveloped by southern perspectives. Critiques of urban theory as …

The application of the concept of self-organization has grown over time in the field of urban
planning, but with various interpretations. This article presents a systematic review that aims …

This chapter considers the notion of infrastructural citizenship as a conceptual lens through
which to acknowledge the interconnected relationship between infrastructure and …