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Growing together: exploring the politics of knowing and conserving (bio) diversity in a small conservancy in Cape Town
This dissertation is based on research conducted at a small state-managed conservancy called the Edith Stephens Nature Reserve (ESNR) situated in the low-lying flatlands of the Cape Town metropolis. By tracing some of the complex and varied ways in which different ways of knowing and valuing urban "...
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Social Anthropology
2015
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