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ABSTRACT Digitalization is harnessed for crisis-led urban governance, from the COVID-19 pandemic to crises of migration management and housing delivery. This paper engages with the ways in which state actors, networks, and bureaucratic practices shape the adoption and institutionalization of digital technologies in Cape Town, South Africa, where crises are episodic and everyday.
From the late 1970s, the ‘urban’ has been presented as both a key scene for visions of the reform of apartheid and as a site for the potentially revolutionary transformation of South African society. Knowing the City departs from this prominence of urban issues, which explains why South African urban scholarship has been a key reference point nationally and in urban studies elsewhere.
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