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An analysis of litigation strategies for the attainment of water justice in South Africa
Jurisprudence on water justice is fractured, and this dissertation explores a range of causal factors for the way it has developed. Firstly, water justice is defined as a concept, and it is argued that the concept remains weakly theorised, with discussion on the reasons some components are better re...
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Department of Public Law
2019
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