Rentierism and Class Differentiation in an Informal Johannesburg Settlement

Keyphrases

• Johannesburg 100%
• Informal Settlements 100%
• Class Differentiation 100%
• Rentierism 100%
• South Africa 50%
• Post-apartheid 50%
• Backyard 50%
• Tenants 50%
• Grassroots 50%
• Landlords 50%
• New Arrivals 50%
• Formal Economy 50%
• Ethnographic Research 50%
• Property Regimes 50%
• Local Distribution 50%
• Income Generating 50%
• Social Differentiation 50%
• Popular 50%
• Rental Housing 50%
• Rent Extraction 50%
• Formal Properties 50%
• Wage Work 50%
• Anthropological Work 50%
• Marginalized Urban Communities 50%
• Hierarchy Structure 50%
• New Migrants 50%
• Labor Precarity 50%
• Racialized Dispossession 50%
• Lease 50%
• Local Extraction 50%
• Marginal Spaces 50%
• Rentier Capitalism 50%

Social Sciences

• Squatter Settlement 100%
• Ethnographic Research 50%
• Precarity 50%
• Social Stratification 50%
• Labor Market 50%
• Framing 50%
• Urban Community 50%
• Property Regime 50%
• Republic of South Africa 50%