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Relevant, important and credible: reflections on applying anthropology in the South African land restitution process
After decades of institutionalised racism, South Africa has recently embarked upon a nation-building process of reconstruction, development and reconciliation. Central to the country's land reform is the Commission on Restitution of Land Rights, through which people may seek restitution for land rig...
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2026
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