Urban Deprivation in the Developing World: The Case of Khartoum/Omdurman

Herbert, David T.; Hijazi, Naila B.

doi:10.3828/twpr.6.3.8363u47w73j305qt

Third World Planning Review

1984

DOI: 10.3828/twpr.6.3.8363u47w73j305qt

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Urban Deprivation in the Developing World: The Case of Khartoum/Omdurman

David T. Herbert¹,

Naila B. Hijazi²

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Rural-urban migration and the problem of town planning ?

Gerhard

1991

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The conurbation of Khartoum has been long the main destination area of the rural-urban migration in the Sudan. The town-planning office has become unable to provide the inmigrant masses with the least required housing infrastructure. The result is that the inmigrants have been living for some decades now in squatter areas without any right of residence. The way from the formation of a squatter settlement which is officially nonexistent and illegal to a demarcated residential area is long and tedious. The author describes this process using the example of Um Badda which is a traditional destination area of inmigrants. The analysis shows that the officials of the town-planning treat the ethnic groups on unequal basis with a strong bias against southern Sudanese.

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Rural-urban migration and the problem of town planning ?

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1991

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International Urban Bibliography: Recent Publications in Urban History

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1987

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As part of its agreement in late 1985 with Urbanism Past and Present, the Urban History Review now publishes a bibliography of publications in international urban history in each June issue. The bibliography of Canadian urban history will continue to appear in each October issue of the Urban History Review. The International Urban Bibliography is designed primarily for North American readers. Because of space limitations it must be selective, including books and major articles rather than purely local histories or case studies. In accordance with Canada's official language policy, mainly English and French-language publications will be listed. References to publications in other languages should be highly significant statements, for which translated titles should also be provided.

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Urban Deprivation in the Developing World: The Case of Khartoum/Omdurman

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