Politics and Community-Based Research : Perspectives from Yeoville Studio, Johannesburg
This edited collection is built around the experiences of Yeoville Studio, a Wits University research initiative based in Johannesburg. Written by scholars from diverse disciplines, it combines richly illustrated stories of the neighbourhood's people and places with analytical reflections on th...
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Bénit-Gbaffou, Claire [verfasserIn] Charlton, Sarah [mitwirkender] Didier, Sophie [mitwirkender] Dörmann, Kirsten [mitwirkender] Abed, Abdul [mitwirkender] Arrazouaki, Ophélie [mitwirkender] Dewar, William [mitwirkender] Gaule, Sally [mitwirkender] Guinard, Pauline [mitwirkender] Hebandjoko, Willy-Claude [mitwirkender] |
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Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press ; 2019 ©2019 |
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This edited collection is built around the experiences of Yeoville Studio, a Wits University research initiative based in Johannesburg. Written by scholars from diverse disciplines, it combines richly illustrated stories of the neighbourhood's people and places with analytical reflections on the politics of community-oriented research processes. Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Section A: Introducing the Book -- 1. Why tell the story of Yeoville Studio? -- 2. Introducing Yeoville: Context and representations -- 3. Exploring the politics of community-engaged research -- Section B: Narrating: The Politics of Constructing Local Identities -- 4. Introduction -- 5. Being young in Yeoville -- 6. Africa Week Festival in Yeoville: Reclaiming a social and political space through art -- 7. Love stories -- 8. Managing xenophobia and constructing Yeoville community in public meetings -- 9. Yeoville as a transgressional space: Voëlvry and the Afrikaner counterculture of the 1980s -- 10. Leaving Yeoville -- 11. The Yeoville Stories project: Looking for public history in Johannesburg -- Section C: Recommending: From Understanding Micro-Politics to Imagining Policy -- 12. Introduction -- 13. My place in Yeoville: Housing stories -- 14. Urban compounding in Johannesburg -- 15. Community land trusts and social inclusion -- 16. Building stories -- 17. Learning from low-income living in an inner-city suburb to inform policy -- 18. Sharing a flat in Yeoville: Trajectories, experiences, relationships -- 19. Running a spaza shop -- 20. Integrating the 'community' in the governance of urban informality at the neighbourhood level -- Section D: Politicising: Community-Based Research and the Politics of Knowledge -- 21. Introduction -- 22. Street trader stories -- 23. Designing with informality: Towards an urban design framework for Yeoville's main street -- 24. Street photography and the politics of representation: A portrait of Muller Street -- 25. Knowledge construction in a multi-disciplinary perspective: Portraying Natal-Saunders Street -- 26. Knowledge capital and urban community politics in Yeoville -- 27 Activists in their own words. Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources |
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