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Militarisation of conservation, violence and local people: the case of Sikumi Forest Reserve in Zimbabwe
Violence in protected areas has become more pronounced in the last decade due to the increasing use of military practices in conservation. This study examines the texture and nature of everyday militarisation and violence effected in protected areas different from national parks and wildlife conserv...
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Department of Sociology
2019
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