GGY201

Historically cities can be distinguished from other settlements by their larger population size, their economic activities and that people were not overly involved in agricultural production.These early cities were centres of political, economic and social power.The primary engine of growth for cities have historically been economic (agrarian, merchant, capitalist, industrial, etc.). Early cities were important sites for political change and centralised power. Early cities were also ...

GGY 201 (City, Structure, Environment and Society). The lecturer of this module is Dr ........... who specialises in urban geography. His research interests are broadly focused on aspects of urban and neighbourhood change in the post-apartheid city. This module introduces students to urban settlement patterns, processes and structures. Using a series of case studies, it aims to develop an understanding of the challenges facing urban areas both globally and in South Africa.

FOUNDATIONS OF URBAN SOCIAL LANDSCAPES

cities in the developing world

internal aspects of the city with a focus on urban functions and the distribution of these functions.

CITIES AS ENGINES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH, CAPITALISM, INDUSTRIALISM AND URBANISATION

FOUNDATIONS OF URBAN SOCIAL LANDSCAPES

INTRODUCTION TO URBAN GEOGRAPHY

GLOBALISATION AND THE URBAN SYSTEM

GLOBALISATION AND THE URBAN SYSTEM