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""Africa and Beyond: Arts and Sustainable Development is a massive undertaking by thoughtful theorists and practitioners in the creative/cultural industry. The combined effect of the volume is to disabuse the fixed, prevailing conception of the role of culture in society; a view that consigns the arts to the periphery of social life, devoid of any meaningful contribution to the alleviation of poverty and general development. Contrary to this view, the volume presents a more comprehensive, mean

Introduction: Culture and Rural-Urban Revitalisation in South Africa -- Culture and Rural-Urban Sustainable Development: Is South Africa Addressing this New Global Agenda? -- Colonial, Cultural Planning and Decolonisation of South African Urban Space -- Using Southern Theories in Sustainable Development: Indigenous Knowledge, Indigenous Planning and the Land Question -- Indigenous Knowledge and Historic City Formation in Africa: Learning from the Past -- Local Cultural Policy and Integrated Development Plan: Towards Grassroots Community Development Approach -- Cultural Tourism: Serendipity or Low Hanging Fruits? -- Glocal Economic Development, and the Cultural and Creative Industries: Case Studies from the Eastern Cape Province in South Africa -- The Economic Value of Medicinal Plant Species: How Rural People Can Benefit -- Inhibitors of Indigenous Knowledge Systems-Led Smart Rural Village Development in South Africa -- The Future Of Indigenous Knowledge System (IKS) In The Face Of Technological Disruption -- Fourth industrial revolution and rural development -- a catalyst connect between rural and urban development -- Conclusion.

PART I. Indigeneity, art, culture and heritage.Chapter one.An analysis of contemporary claims to culture, heritage, identity and indigeneity amongst Khoisan groups in South Africa /Sharon Gabie --Chapter two.Cultural tourism in San-speaking communities in Southern Africa: practices and discourse /Jennifer Scheffer --Chapter three.Some resource-coding names in Tshivenda /Thomas Sengani --PART II. Culture, music and identity.Chapter four.The cultural identity of the Pedi people as reflected in their musical arts /Morakeng Edward Kenneth Lebaka --Chapter five.Religion, music and identity: a case study of Pentecostal Indian South Africans /Roland Moses --PART III. Policies, national reconciliation and social development.Chapter six.Fostering reconciliation in a context that is riddled with inequalitites: implications for the NDP in Calvinia /Tembeka Ngcebetsha --Chapter seven.Re-examining the industrial policy action plan for NDP vision 2030 success: the case of the apparel manufacturing industry of South Africa /Sipho Mbatha --PART IV. Empowerment and sustainability.Chapter eight.Product development training as a tool to empowerment in crafts /Isaac Bongani Mahlangu --Chapter nine.Consumers' behaviour towards sustainable clothing in South Africa /Anne Mastamet-Mason, Pholile Mashinini and Winnie Yu --PART V. Education, curriculum and national development.Chapter ten.Art in South African schools: killing creativity or building future cultural entrepreneurs? /Eurika Jansen van Vuuren --Chapter eleven.Repositioning arts and culture for national development: the Nigerian situation /Ker Apegba and Dul Johnson --Chapter twelve.Can the South Africanisation of arts curricula work in an unequal society like South Africa /Sipho Mdanda.