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The increased feminization of the surfing economy: An exploration of the lived experiences of female surfers in Muizenberg, South Africa
This thesis is a phenomenological exploration of female surfers' lived experiences in the surfing culture and economy of Muizenberg, South Africa. The research design includes a review of literature, participant observation and semi structured in-depth interviews. The approach was qualitative so as...
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School of Management Studies
2022
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