Sandrine Gukelberger is a research fellow at the Faculty of Social Science at Ruhr-University Bochum. Since 2005 she has been working at Bielefeld University as a political anthropologist and has designed and taught undergraduate and graduate classes in social anthropology and sociology since 2010. She is interested in urban politics and the methodological challenge of combining a global perspective with the ethnographic endeavour.

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• List of AbbreviationsGlossary of terms Introducing Urban Politics after Apartheid From a Violent Past to Democratic Futures Old Racism in New Guises Urban governance and Parallel Spaces Institutionalising Activism at the Interface with Government Urban Experiences in Politics and Activism

Sandrine Gukelberger is a research fellow at the Faculty of Social Science at Ruhr-University Bochum. Since 2005 she has been working at Bielefeld University as a political anthropologist and has designed and taught undergraduate and graduate classes in social anthropology and sociology since 2010. She is interested in urban politics and the methodological challenge of combining a global perspective with the ethnographic endeavour.

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• List of AbbreviationsGlossary of terms Introducing Urban Politics after Apartheid From a Violent Past to Democratic Futures Old Racism in New Guises Urban governance and Parallel Spaces Institutionalising Activism at the Interface with Government Urban Experiences in Politics and Activism

Sandrine Gukelberger is a research fellow at the Faculty of Social Science at Ruhr-University Bochum. Since 2005 she has been working at Bielefeld University as a political anthropologist and has designed and taught undergraduate and graduate classes in social anthropology and sociology since 2010. She is interested in urban politics and the methodological challenge of combining a global perspective with the ethnographic endeavour.

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• List of AbbreviationsGlossary of terms Introducing Urban Politics after Apartheid From a Violent Past to Democratic Futures Old Racism in New Guises Urban governance and Parallel Spaces Institutionalising Activism at the Interface with Government Urban Experiences in Politics and Activism