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Social representations informing discourses of young leaders: a case study of Tanzania
This dissertation is a theoretical and textual analysis of the discursive practice of young leaders in Tanzania, as a means to understand the dominant representations of a group that plans to take over the leadership of the country In the future. Representations are collective discursive formations...
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Department of Social Development
2023
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