Belinda Bozzoli was born into a city in the midst of a global war, a city fuelling the Allied effort with minerals, metals, people and ideas; into a family busy with building the cultural and physical environment of Johannesburg.

Educated at Wits, where her father was a towering figure, Bozzoli later studied in the UK and taught and presented her research at the great universities of the world. She was committed to the idea of Johannesburg, and her alma mater, as the metropole not the periphery...

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