Homeland boundary and resettlement camp GIS data (SPP and Moerdijk maps)

Literature › Primary sources

Kind	maps spatial data
Producer	Author, from SPP maps
Coverage	1980s
Works using it	2

Debates

Debate	Works
Long-run legacy and persistence of apartheid	2
Origins, coherence and ideology of apartheid and Afrikaner nationalism	2

Works using this source

Work	As cited	Period	How used
Abel (2014a)	Geographic data: homeland borders (Moerdijk 1981 map), distances to cities and borders computed in ArcGIS	Contemporary and 1980s	Used to geocode respondents and camps and to compute distance to camp, homeland border, nearest city (200,000+) and growth point.
Abel (2014b)	Homeland boundary and resettlement camp geocoded map data (ArcGIS, Figures 1-3, 6)	1980-83 camps; 2000-2010 survey	Computes distance of respondents to nearest resettlement camp and creates maps of former homeland areas and kriged social capital outcomes.