Vol. 42 (1997)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.38140/trp.v42i0

Published: 1997-06-30

Editorial

What is the South African Planning Journal, and what will it strive to achieve?

Alan Mabin

3-4
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Review articles

Cato Manor: A legacy of South Africa’s past or a model for reconstruction?

Peter Robinson

5-17
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Planning and wilful community action: Epistemological considerations

George Ngugi

19-23
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Ideas, philosophy and personality in the history of Kwazulu-Natal’s Town and Regional Planning Commission

Philip Harrison, Alan Mabin

25-45
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Secure the future — innovate and make a difference

Pieter van Zyl

46-48
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Mediation in the planning system

Chris Shepley

49-53
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The planning profession

John Muller

54-56
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Implementation of the Development Facilitation Act

Stephen Berrisford

57-59
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The New Zealand Resource Management Act

Paul Waanders

60-62
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Town planning schemes: Are they appropriate within the context of a new democracy?

Lloyd Druce

63-65
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A response to David Dewar on the ‘Future of the Planning Profession’

Phekane Ramarumo

66-67
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Book reviews

Housing Strategies and the Urban Poor in South Africa: A Brief Critical Evaluation, Working Paper No. 80 by JJG Lombard

Mike Oelofse

68-70
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Harare: Inheriting a Settler-Colonial City: Change or Continuity? by Carole Rakodi

Alan Mabin

70-71
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