Anxious Joburg: The Inner Lives of a Global South City
Editor(s): Nicky Falkof, Cobus van Staden
Examines Johannesburg as a city of multitudinous and contradictory anxieties, showing how anxiety is an overlooked but vital structuring principle of contemporary life.
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A rigorous, critical new discussion of Johannesburg as a paradigmatic example of the contemporary global south city. It considers localised manifestations of the late capitalist experience of pervasive anxiety as a structuring principle of urban life, and provides snapshots of the anxieties of daily lived experience in this city.
