Living the Urban Periphery

Discover the intricate dynamics of urban transformation in "Living the Urban Periphery," authored by Paula Meth and published by Manchester University Press in 2024. This compelling hardback edition spans 360 pages and offers a deep dive into the drivers and lived experiences of urban change in African peripheries, specifically examining city-regions in Ethiopia, South Africa, and Ghana.

Through an empirically rich analysis, Meth introduces five peripheral logics that shape the identity and development of urban peripheries. The book uniquely amplifies the voices and narratives of residents, providing an authentic perspective on their experiences and challenges. Ideal for scholars and anyone interested in urban studies, sociology, and African development, "Living the Urban Periphery" is a vital addition to contemporary discussions on urbanization and its effects on communities. Enhance your understanding of urban landscapes with this insightful work.