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True, reliable and valid? : data and community experience in the case of the janitorial service social audit
Across South Africa, poor and working class people are rising up in violent protest because of poor delivery of basic services. The frustration and rage is palpable and points to the high expectations that South Africans have in the post-apartheid state. At the same time municipalities are strugglin...
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Department of Sociology
2016
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