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Only then will the Black population cease to be disposable, and only then will genuine slum clearance lead to the creation of meaningful eco-zones for people who have good jobs and good social services. Under an established series of precedents spanning half a century, the Court recited a variety of situations in which takings have been held to constitute valid public purposes which meet the constitutional "public use" requirement, such as slum clearance and reduction in concentration of land ownership. The discourse of slum clearance, she argues, "was adopted outside Germany as well in the 1930s, for instance in England and the United States, where it was lauded as progressive, reasonable, and essential for modernization" (p. |
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