Andries Bezuidenhout on ‘Enclaves as spatial expressions of the social order after apartheid’ and Joel Modiri
Barbara Boswell on ‘Black feminist geography in South African literature’.
Derrick Higginbotham on ‘The space of freedom economics and erotics in Tendai Huchu’s The Hairdresser of Harare’.
Victoria Collis-Buthelezi on ‘Lauretta Ngcobo's And They Didn't Die The impossibility of women's friendship in the South African suburban home’.
Iain Low on ‘Space and transformation architecture in an age of (radical) change’ and Margot Strauss.
Irma du Plessis on ‘Johannesburg’s ‘Model White Housing Scheme’. The making and shaping of Jan Hofmeyr, 1933-1937’ and Thomas Chapman ‘Spatial justice and the Western Areas of Johannesburg’.
Isolde de Villiers on ‘Abstract space and continuation in South African legal culture’ and Sadiq Toffa.
Julia Chryssostalis on ‘Reading Arendt, reading Schmitt, reading nomos 'otherwise'’.
Thomas Chapman on ‘Spatial justice and the Western Areas of Johannesburg’.
Victoria Collis-Buthelezi and Derrick Higginbotham.
