New drivers of division : urbanisation and spatial inequality in Africa and Asia / Ya Ping Wang, Keith Kintrea, David Everatt, Debolina Kundu.

New Drivers of Division -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Introduction -- Urban Inequality and Socio-Spatial Segregation -- Urbanisation and Neighbourhood Inequality in the Global South -- Urban Education and Neighbourhood Inequality -- Neighbourhood Effects on Health in Urban Areas of Developing Countries -- Continuity or Change? Racial Segregation in Cape Town -- Measuring Local Exposure to Economic Inequality in the City of Johannesburg -- Socio-Spatial Inequality in Urban Neighbourhoods in Johannesburg: Place, Belonging, and Agency -- Urban Expansion and Neighbourhood Inequality in Kigali -- Neighbourhood Inequalities and Access to Housing, Amenities, and Services: A Comparative Analysis of Delhi and Madurai -- Neighbourhood Inequalities and Challenges to Urban Planning in Dhaka -- Urbanisation and Neighbourhood Diversification in Chongqing -- Spatial Inequality in Manila: A Case Study of (Un)Caring Urban Ethics in Jaime Cardinal Sin Village and the Manila North Cemetery -- Income, Employment, and Housing Inequalities in Asian and African Cities.

This book examines urbanization and spatial inequality in Africa and Asia, exploring how contemporary urban development is creating new forms of social and economic division. It analyzes the drivers of spatial segregation in rapidly growing cities, including economic polarization, infrastructure disparities, housing policies, and governance challenges. The work provides comparative perspectives on urban inequality across different contexts in the Global South.

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