Anele Horn – Research Analyst

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Contact info:

T: 021 808 9181
F: 021 808 3109
E: anelehorn@sun.ac.za

Research interests:

Implications and consequences of strategies and mechanisms that shape urban form and functioning, urban growth management best practices and ways to improve growth management in South Africa.

Biography

Anele Horn became a lecturer at the Department of Town and Regional Planning after graduating from the University of Pretoria in 2003. Her primary responsibilities included the course development and presentation of undergraduate modules relating to spatial planning theory and urban design. From 2006 onwards she was involved in the conceptualisation, drafting and implementation of municipal Spatial Development Frameworks in the Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality as well as the City of Cape Town Unicity. Anele joined the CRUISE in 2011.

Qualifications

  • TRP – (Town and Regional Planning) (Cum Laude) University of Pretoria, 2008
  • TRP – (Town and Regional Planning) University of Pretoria, 2003

Publications

  • Kleinsmith, D. And Horn, A. 2015. Impacts of new universities on hosting cities and the implications for Kimberley, Northern Cape, South Africa. Development Southern Africa, pp1–17
  • Horn, A. 2015. Urban Growth Management Best Practices: Towards Implications for the Developing World. International Planning Studies 20 (1–2) pp 131–145
  • Chobokoane, N. And Horn, A. 2014. Urban Compaction and Densification in Bloemfontein, South Africa: Measuring the Current Urban Form Against Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality’s Spatial Planning Proposals for Compaction. Urban Forum 26(1) 77–93
  • Gabriels, H. And Horn, A. 2014. The relationship between access to Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and poverty in South Africa. Africanus 44(1):  21–33
  • Horn, A. 2013. Urban growth management best practices in the developed world: why its different for the developing world. Proceedings of the IGU Urban Geography Commission: Life in a Changing Urban Landscape (eds Kotze, N. Donaldson, R. And Visser, G) 92–102
  • Chobokoane, N. & A. Horn 2013. An evaluation of the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality urban form in the context of its spatial plans, Working Paper.
  • Gabriels, H. & A. Horn 2013. The relationship between information and communications technology and poverty in South Africa, Journal of Development Studies. Submitted.
  • Horn, A. 2013. A history of Urban Growth Management in South Africa, Working Paper.
  • Horn, A. 2013. A profile of Chinese Business owners in Johannesburg CBD, Working Paper.
  • Horn, A. 2013. Urban Containment in Cape Town: A global comparison, Town and Regional Planning Journal. Submitted.
  • Horn, A. 2013. Urban Edge in Cape Town: Investigating the change in the peripheral profile, Working Paper.
  • Horn, A. 2013. Urban growth management best practices in the developed world: why it is different for the developing world, IGU conference proceedings. Forthcoming.
  • Kleinsmith, D. & A. Horn 2013. The New University of Northern Cape: implications for urban form and development
  • Mohoto, T. & A. Horn 2013. The relevance of information used in municipal Integrated Development Planning, Town and Regional Planning Journal. Forthcoming.
  • North, H. & Horn, A. 2013. A geo-information framework foundation for spatially enabled development in South Africa, Journal of Public Administration. Submitted.
  • Horn, A. 2011. Who’s out there: a profile of informal traders in four South African metropolitan areas. Town and Regional Planning
  • Horn, A. 2010. Telling Stories – A History of Growth Management in Gauteng Province. European Spatial Research and Policy. 17 (2).
  • Horn, A. 2009. The life and death of urban growth management in Gauteng province. University of Pretoria. January 2009.
  • Horn A., Britz A. & Meyer E. 2006. The origin and evolution of the Gauteng urban edge. Town Planning Review. April 2006.

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