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An exploration of lived experiences of 11 resettled families in Mazabuka district, Zambia, by a Nickel mine project
Mining-induced displacements and resettlements are a global phenomenon. However, how these are done and the implications that they have on the displaced and resettled are shaped by micro, local level dynamics. These include existing regulations, socio-economic and cultural situations of communities...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2020
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