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A Diplomatic Goodwill. Neutrality as a Status Quo in Southern African Freshwater Governance
This article studies how diplomatic norms come to be considered as neutral in southern African freshwater governance, and contribute to reinforcing postcolonial power relations. It is argued that the adoption of diplomatic norms by regional officers (state representatives, consultants and experts fr
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