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The organisation of a land occupation : a case study of Marikana, Cape Town
Land invasions are a nationwide concern in South Africa. Though the academic literature and the media both assert that land invasions are highly-organised activities, "organisation" can cover (or conflate) a wide range of phenomena. What is the nature of "organisation" in a land invasion and the res...
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Department of Sociology
2016
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