Already more than half of the world population is living in large
cities. The World Bank has stated that the growth of (mega) cities
is immense; some African cities are growing more than 10% in
population annually. That is without a doubt the highest percentage
ever recorded. What does this mean in terms of public service
delivery? What consequences do these densities have for government?
How do governments balance equity and equality in these cities?
What are the investments needed to ensure a balanced community? How
can planning and delivery on the scale of these cities or (mega)
city regions cope with challenges and tensions between the realms
of people, planet, and profit? These questions were the central
theme of the 14th International Winelands Conference of the School
of Public Leadership of the University of Stellenbosch. The
conference produced a great variety of papers and discussions which
are now collected in this volume. The book presents a comprehensive
view of the relation between governance, urbanization, and the
complexity of the issues at stake. *** Librarians: ebook available
on ProQuest and EBSCO (Series: The Winelands Papers) [Subject:
Public Administration, Public Policy]
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