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Epistemic injustice and land restitution in the case of protected areas: From policy to practice in South Africa
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J. Carlos Bezerra
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S. Paphitis
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Joana Carlos Bezerra
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Sharli Paphitis
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2021
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Society & Natural Resources
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10.1080/08941920.2021.1900962
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