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The anti-frackers: an ethnographic account of the South African fracking debate
This paper details an intermittent six months of ethnographic fieldwork, interviews and participant observation carried out between September 2014 - March 2015, among members of the Treasure the Karoo Action Group and three other South Africans labeled "anti-frackers" and/or "environmentalists": a f...
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Social Anthropology
2016
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