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Modes of land control in transfrontier conservation areas : a case of green grabbing
In light of the current literature on green grabbing, this study is motivated by the need to understand whether TFCAs are characterized by green grabbing and what form they take if indeed they are unfolding there. It investigated the modes of land control and transfer - within the Lesotho component...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2016
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