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A City Divided – A compelling first edition study of apartheid-era Johannesburg and Soweto, exploring the political, social, and spatial divisions of South Africa’s most important urban centre. Signed and inscribed by the author.
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A City Divided: Johannesburg and Soweto by Nigel Mandy is an important and increasingly sought-after South African historical title examining the stark realities of segregation, inequality, and urban planning during the apartheid era. Focusing on the relationship between Johannesburg and Soweto, A City Divided provides valuable insight into one of the defining social and political landscapes of twentieth-century South Africa.
Written with contemporary relevance and historical depth, this 1984 first edition remains an essential reference for collectors of Africana, students of South African history, and readers interested in politics, race relations, and urban development. Copies of A City Divided with author inscriptions are notably desirable, adding provenance and collectible appeal.
Published by Macmillan South Africa (Publishers) Pty Ltd, this is a significant work from the final decade of apartheid and an excellent addition to any Africana or political history collection.
Condition – Near Fine
Near Fine overall. Dust jacket clean and bright with light shelf wear. Text block sound and clean. Mild discoloration to endpapers. Front endpaper bears a handwritten author inscription by Nigel Mandy. A very attractive collectible copy.
