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SEMINAR AT UNIV. of STELLENBOSCH by Prof. Derick Fay (Univ. of California) - The Unsettled Settlement

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Derick Fay Seminar at the University of Stellenbosch

The Unsettled Settlement:
 Conservation, tourism and land rights at Dwesa-Cwebe eight years after land restitution

by Prof. Derick Fay
(University of California)

Date: 3 September 2009
Time: 13h00 - 14h15
Venue: Dept. of Sociology & Social Anthropology
4th Floor, Arts and Social Sciences Building
University of Stellenbosch
Contact: Cyrildine Fortuin
Phone: 021 808 2417 / 2420
email: cfortuin@sun.ac.za

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