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NUMSA's Socially Owned Renewable Energy Proposal (2012) in Response to the Green Economy Discourse: A Critical Discourse Analysis
In 2012 the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) published their 9th National Congress Final Economic Resolutions” (2012) which included a resolution of their proposal on ‘Building a Socially Owned Renewable Energy Sector in SA'. This proposal was primarily in response to the South...
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