Titlebook: Governing Urban Africa; Carlos Nunes Silva Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 African cities.Urban governance.

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‘Programmed to Serve’: Urban Planning and Elite Interests in Zimbabweee cases to examine the (ab)use of planning by the elite. Cautioning against hasty judgements of impropriety and vice, the chapter argues for the recognition of planning systems as being programmed to serve elite interests. This is seen as an important step towards a more realistic interpretation of

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Limits of Acceptable Change and Heritage Management on the Island of Mozambiqueritage conservation puts a focus on promoting measures that curb change and this tends to neglect or underestimate user needs. The aim of this chapter is to show through the case study Island of Mozambique that the instrument Limits of Acceptable Change (LAC) can contribute positively to the managem

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Stakeholder Contribution to Municipal Planning in Mozambique: An Obvious Response?—The Case of InhamPlan for the Municipality of Inhambane, in Mozambique. It assesses two parallel coordination processes focusing on different orders of infrastructures and participation: one, at the neighbourhood level, concentrating on secondary technical and social infrastructure; and another, at a larger territor

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