Armed Response: An Unfortunate Legacy of Apartheid

Leila Lawlor

Armed Response: An Unfortunate Legacy of Apartheid

Washington and Lee University School of Law

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Original language	American English
Journal	Journal of Comparative Urban Law and Policy
State	Published - 2017

Keywords

private security
policing
South Africa Police Service
spatial segregation
township
apartheid
segregation
allocation of resources
Constitution of South Africa
Bill of Rights
income gap
unemployment
Khayelitsha
safety
violent crime
affordable housing

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Comparative and Foreign Law
Environmental Law
Land Use Law
Urban Studies

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