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A call to care : exploring the social politics of compassionate care and rescue in the context of a care programme for children in contemporary Swaziland
This paper draws on ethnographic research conducted in 2011 and 2012 in an abandoned mining town in Northern Swaziland. In 2001 the isolated 'ghost town' was bought by a Faith Based Organisation and transformed into what the organisation terms a vibrant 'sustainable orphan village'. Against a backdr...
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Social Anthropology
2015
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