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- Challenges dominant approaches in development studies and urban studies to provide a novel explanation of different trajectories of urban development in Africa in the twenty-first century
- Provides an in-depth comparative study of urban change in Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Uganda based on field research spanning over a decade
- Situates East Africa as the ‘global urban frontier’ and the most vital region for interrogating contemporary urban dynamics
- Shows how causal factors located at the regional, national and city scale are crucial in understanding patterns of urban development
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