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Access, use, and regulation practices in Lower Silvermine Wetland. Fish Hoek Cape Town
A political ecology approach was taken in explaining the context of resource use. Political ecology seeks to understand politics about nature. Where access and regulation practices are political tenets within the commons issue understudy in Lower Silvermine Wetland. Hence they are resources held in...
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Department of Sociology
2020
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