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The false dichotomy between land reform and the right of access to adequate housing: a case for land expropriation for residential purposes
The dissertation considers whether there is a false dichotomy between ‘land reform' on the one hand, and ‘access to adequate housing', on the other. This question follows upon scrutiny of the government's adopted approach in seeking to address the housing crisis in the country. Crucially, the paper
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