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Introduction: Space, Memory And Identity In The Post-apartheid City / Nick Shepherd And Noëleen Murray -- Planning Fictions: The Limits Of Spatial Engineering And Governance In A Cape Flats Ghetto / Steven Robins -- Manenberg Avenue Is Where It's Happening / Images By David Lurie From The Collection Cape Town Fringe, Manenberg Avenue Is Where It's Happening -- Remaking Modernism: South African Architecture In And Out Of Time / Noëleen Murray -- Engaging With Difference: Understanding The Limits Of Multiculturalism In Planning In The South African Context / Vanessa Watson -- Missing In Khayelitsha / Tobias Hecht -- Memory, Nation Building And The Post-apartheid City: The Apartheid Museum In Johannesburg / Lindsay Jill Bremner -- Picturing Cape Town / Marwaan Manuel, Odidi Mfenyana, Nondumiso Ncisana -- Memory And The Politics Of History In The District Six Museum / Ciraj Rassool -- A Second Life: Museums, Mimesis, And Narratives Of The Tour Guides Of Robben Island / Harry Garuba -- Social Institutions As Places Of Memory And Places To Remember: The Case Of The Ottery School Of Industries / Azeem Badroodien -- Living In The Past: Historic Futures In Double Time / Lynn Meskell. On A Knife-edge Or In The Fray: Managing Heritage Sites In A Vibrant Democrcy / Abdulkader I. Tayob -- Leaving The City: Gender, Pastoral Power And The Discourse Of Development In The Eastern Cape / Premesh Lalu -- The World Below: Post-apartheid Urban Imaginaries And The Bones Of The Prestwich Street Dead / Nick Shepherd And Christian Ernsten -- Transit Spaces: Picturing Urban Change / Text By Matthew Barac, Images By David Southwood -- Paths Of Nostalgia And Desire Through Heritage Destinations At The Cape Of Good Hope / Martin Hall And Pia Bombardella -- Museums On Cape Town's Township Tours / Leslie Witz -- Public Reflections / Njabulo S. Ndebele -- A Renaissance On Our Doorsteps / John Matshikiza -- Afterword: Lines Of Desire / Martin Hall. Edited By Noëleen Murray, Nick Shepherd & Martin H