Part I: Laying the foundation for inclusive cities.- Laying the foundation for inclusive cities - An introduction.- Southern African cities at a glance.- The enduring relationship between civil engineering and spatial injustice.- Interrogating conceptual dimensions of inclusive cities.- Part II: Interrogating inclusivity of cities in selected countries.- Living beyond the dream of inclusivity. The race and class domain: Inclusivity in selected European cities.- Continuities and discontinuities in urban population policies in post-colonial Southern African cities: Towards a sustainable and inclusive framework.- Urbanisation, inclusive cities and the plight of the people with disability.- Excluding urban poor in the urban developments.- Diversifying inclusivity through the night economy: An observation from the terraces of durban and cape town.- Post-colonial cities in South Africa: A mirage of inclusivity.- Defining the layers of urban complexity: An epistemological shift towards inclusive cities.- Adaptive reuse strategies in Durban inner city using hybrid mapping tools.- Housing policy and the post-apartheid city: A tale of urban exclusion through housing delivery.- Reflecting on the inclusivity of culture in urban housing development - A case study of communal residential units in Durban.- Human settlements policies and women's access to the city: Implications for inclusive cities.- The neglect of people with disabilities in integrated development planning in Ngangelizwe township, Mthatha.- Access and constraints to commuting for persons with disabilities in Gauteng province, South Africa.- Situating citizens' participation in inclusive infrastructure development.- The language of struggle and radical activism as an inclusive city tool among the neglected urban poor of South Africa.- Closing remarks on inclusive cities.
