1. Neoliberal Regionalism in the Context of Globalization: Expanding Cities and Shrinking Peripheries
2. Regional Development in an Era of Neoliberalism: Reflections on International Thinking and Implications for Policy and Practice in South Africa
3. The Rise and Fall of Regional Planning and Policy in South Africa
4. Regional Development in Neoliberal South Africa: A Convoluted Concoction of Economics and Politics
5. From ‘Centre Stage’ to ‘Left Behind’: The Historical Evolution of South Africa’s Former Bantustan Spaces
6. Entrepreneurial-led Regional Development and the Challenge of ‘Left behind’ Places in South Africa
7. Assessing the benefits of the impact of big data and analytics on Regional Government
8. Spatial Targeting and Economic Development Corridors in South Africa
9. Promoting Place-Based Regional Development through Local Economic Development Agencies and Special Economic Zones in South Africa
10. South Africa’s most controversial Special Economic Zone, in Limpopo Province’s Musina-Makhado
11. Exploring the role of Special Economic Zones Models on Regional Integration and Inclusivity: The Case of Maluti A Phofung Special Economic Zone, Free State Province, South Africa
12. Methodological Advances for Regional Analysis in the Global South: Prospects for South Africa and beyond