Multi-habitation : urban housing and everyday life in Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe
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Multi-habitation : urban housing and everyday life in Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe
（Research report / Nordiska Afrikainstitutet = / Scandinavian Institute of African Studies, no. 123）
Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, 2003
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Bibliography: p. 75-77
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内容説明
This is a study of everyday life and the quality of living in a poor neighbourhood of Chitungwiza, an independent Zimbabwean town about thirty kilometres south of Harare city centre. In the official view, this is a home-ownership neighbourhood. However, there are usually many families living in multi-habitation on each property, and lodgers outnumber owners. Within a restricted area people have to negotiate over, and adapt their use of space. Their ability to do so differs, depending on whether they are owners, tenants or lodgers, women or men, children, adults or elderly, and whether they are gainfully employed or not. The outcome of these negotiations and adaptations decisively affects their feeling of being at home in the house and the neighbourhood. The histories told by the people who are given voice in this report point to housing as highly significant in their coping with poverty, and to multi-habitation as affecting their agency as urban citizens. Ann Schlyteris a researcher on housing and has has followed the development of cities and residential environments in Southern Africa over several decades.
During the course of this research, she moved from the Nordic Africa Institute to the Department of Peace and Development at Goteborg University
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