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This paper addresses continuity and change in South African cities, using the example of Durban. Continuity is the norm …
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Renewable energy’s role as an alternative to fossil-based power is growing in the developing world. The city of Durban … technologies. This paper presents a year-long data record of the solar flux intensity for the city of Durban (29°58′N 30°55′E … that Durban has a considerable solar energy resource, which remains to be exploited. …
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Concluded with a piece of 'Copenhagen Accord' that is not legally binding, 13 days of seesaw battles on Denmark's negotiation table did not yield any substantial results. Neither did the end of another 12 days of climate change conference in Mexico a year later in 2010, marked with a 'Cancun...
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This article is based on field research in two South African host cities of the Men’s Football World Cup 2010 (eThekwini and Johannesburg). The discussed work is part of the research project <i>“Festivalisation” of Urban Governance: The Production of Socio-Spatial Control in the Context of...</i>
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Girish Sant, co-founder of Prayas Energy Group, a pro-people's thin tank on energy issues, an inspiration to many, suffered a fatal heart attack on February3, 2012. A short note on his life and work.
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envisioned at the 2011 negotiations in Durban. Under this two-part plan: (i) China, India, and other developing countries accept …
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In an introductory section, this paper considers briefly the achievements and problems of urban governance in post-apartheid South Africa through an assessment of three categories: administrative reform, developmental issues and conflicts over service del
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