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Clientelism as Civil Society? Unpacking the Relationship between Clientelism and Democracy at the Local Level in South Africa by Anciano, Fiona

“…This article, building on analyses from the global south, attempts to reframe democratic expectations by considering where previously maligned practices such…”
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Trust is personal and professional: The role of trust in the rise and fall of a South African civil society coalition by Piper, Laurence, Anciano, Fiona, Bidla, Babongile

“…This article explores trust dynamics among a coalition of civil society organizations called Unite Behind that formed in Cape Town, South Africa, in late 2017…”
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The illusion of the container based sanitation solution: Lessons from Khayelitsha, South Africa by Mmeli Dube, Fiona Anciano, Anna Mdee

“…Container Based Sanitation (CBS) is seen, by some, as a sustainable sanitation 'solution' for informal settlements. Presented as a cost-effective form of…”
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A qualitative study on resource barriers facing scaled container-based sanitation service chains by Ferguson, Charlie, Mallory, Adrian, Anciano, Fiona, Russell, Kory, Valladares, Hellen del Rocio Lopez, Riungu, Joy, Parker, Alison

“…Abstract Container-based sanitation (CBS) is an increasingly recognised form of off-grid sanitation provision appropriate for impoverished urban environments…”
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Comparative sanitation data from high-frequency phone surveys across 3 countries by Lewis, Amy R., Bell, Andrew R., Casas, Ana, Kupiec-Teahan, Beata, Sanchez, José Mendoza, Willcock, Simon, Anciano, Fiona, Barrington, Dani J., Dube, Mmeli, Hutchings, Paul, Karani, Caroline, Llaxacondor, Arturo, López, Hellen, Mdee, Anna L., Ofori, Alesia D., Riungu, Joy N., Russel, Kory C., Parker, Alison H.

“…With less than half of the worldʼs urban population having safely managed sanitation due to the high cost and difficulty of building sewers and treatment…”
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An evaluation of different provision strategies for scaled-up container-based sanitation by Ferguson, Charlie, Mallory, Adrian, Hutchings, Paul, Remington, Claire, Lloyd, Erica, Kiogora, Domenic, Anciano, Fiona, Parker, Alison

“…Abstract Container-based sanitation (CBS) is increasingly used to provide safely managed sanitation in low-income urban settlements. However, questions remain…”
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Localising governance in the African city: a grounded model of multiple and contending forms of security governance in Hout Bay, Cape Town by Anciano, Fiona, Piper, Laurence

“…The paper articulates a model of urban governance, developed through emergent analysis of the rulers, methods, rules and logics evident in the practices of…”
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A Dying Ideal: Non-Racialism and Political Parties in Post-Apartheid South Africa by Anciano, Fiona

“…Non-racialism as a concept has a rich and contentious history in South African politics. For many it was a core feature of the struggle against apartheid,…”
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Decolonising Clientelism: 'Re-centring' Analyses of Local State-Society Relations in South Africa by Anciano, Fiona

“…Concepts such as democracy and accountability rely heavily for their normative framing on scholarship originating in Europe and America. While these theories…”
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Non-racialism and the African National Congress: views from the branch by Anciano, Fiona

“…South Africa's ruling party is well known as an organisation that supports the ideal of non-racialism. However, the extent to which the African National…”
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Defiant citizenship: marginality, race, and the struggle for place in Hangberg, South Africa by Piper, Laurence, Anciano, Fiona, von Lieres, Bettina

“…This article examines the rise of 'defiant citizenship' in Hangberg, a historic fishing village set on the lower slopes of the Sentinel Mountain in Cape Town,…”
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Rethinking Non-Racialism: Reflections of a Selection of South African Leaders by Anciano-White, Fiona, Selemani, Johnny Alubu

“…Drawing from in-depth interviews with 26 prominent South Africans, this article looks at how leaders in government, political parties, business and civil…”
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