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Government and sustainable development in South Africa: The environmental legislative framework in historical context
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  • 1996The Reconstruction and Development Programme638 cited
  • 2014Development Southern Africa166 cited
  • 1983The South African Economy: Its Growth and Change119 cited
  • 1989Sustainable environmental management43 cited

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