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Developing and applying a constitutional framework for public participation in South Africa
Online public participation platforms have resuscitated the debate globally about whether the Internet can be used to improve the reach of public participation and the quality of comments received during these processes or not. This thesis highlights that this debate is a ruse. Our focus should not...
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Department of Public Law
2018
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