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Decolonising mainstream natural resource economics: the case of Community-Based Natural Resource Management in Southern Africa
Mainstream conservation has undergone a profound shift over recent decades, from exclusionary ‘‘fortress’’ models toward participatory approaches that promise to reconcile biodiversity protection with community development. Community-Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) in Southern Africa stand
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