Spatial Inequality in Times of Urban Transition: Complex Land Markets in Uganda and Somaliland

This report synthesises the analysis of research on “Spatial Inequalities in Times of Urban Transitions” in 4 cities in Uganda and Somaliland

From:
Department for International Development
Published
29 April 2020
Document Type:
Research Paper
Theme:
Economic Growth, Governance and Conflict
Authors:
Clark, Martyn, Jachnow, Alexander, Keunen, Els, Lunetta, Carolina

Abstract

This report synthesises the analysis of research on “Spatial Inequalities in Times of Urban Transitions” that was executed from December 2017 to September 2019 in 4 cities in Uganda and Somaliland. Based on a systemic view of land markets and integrated with a political settlement analysis it is meant to help in understanding and eventually overcoming constraints to the ways that land markets can contribute to spatial justice. The report draws on an understanding of political settlements as a way of understanding how varieties of clientelism through informal interfaces manifest themselves in cities and how the materialities and resources of cities shape and afford possibilities for clientelism (Goodfellow, 2017).

Citation

  • Clark, Martyn, Jachnow, Alexander, Keunen, Els, Lunetta, Carolina, Marx, Colin, Nyamai, Dorcas N., Rabe, Paul , Walls, Michael (2020) Spatial Inequality in Times of Urban Transition: Complex Land Markets in Uganda and Somaliland: Overarching Synthesis Report. IPE Tripleline, Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS), Bartlett Development Planning Unit

  • Jachnow, Alexander, Marx, Colin (2020) Complex Land Markets in Uganda and Somaliland: Summary Report IPE Tripleline, Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS), Bartlett Development Planning Unit

  • Spatial Inequality in Times of Urban Transition: Briefing Notes, (2019) IPE Tripleline, Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies (IHS), Bartlett Development Planning Unit

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Published 29 April 2020
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