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Displacement, estrangement and sovereignty: Reconfiguring state power in urban South Africa
Loren B. Landau
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Tamlyn Monson
Social Policy and Society
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Reconfiguration
100%
Sovereignty
100%
State Power
100%
Urban South Africa
100%
Estrangement
100%
Migrants
33%
Policy Practice
33%
Evade
33%
Johannesburg
33%
New Pattern
33%
Street-level
33%
Non-state
33%
Aid Donors
33%
State Institutions
33%
Migrant Communities
33%
State Policy
33%
Hero
33%
Academic Writing
33%
State-centric
33%
Recoding
33%
Urban Residents
33%
Territorial Control
33%
Victims of Violence
33%
Passive Victim
33%
Urban Africa
33%
Transnational Governance
33%
Arts and Humanities
Republic of South Africa
100%
State power
100%
Estrangement
100%
Manifestation
50%
Africa
50%
Engagement
50%
Depiction
50%
Controlled
50%
Johannesburg
50%
Indifference
50%
Victims
50%
Transnational
50%
Hero
50%
Academic Writing
50%
State policy
50%