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Non-state ordering in the post-apartheid South Africa - a study of some structures of non-state ordering in the western cape province
Social ordering is an integral part of human life - it is the heart of society and, extending the metaphor, health of society depends on its consistent and regular activity. Throughout history nations and communities invented (and reinvented) ways of ordering their lives. There is no record of any f...
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Department of Private Law
2026
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