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How my multiple border crossings in higher education have contributed to my living theory
Paper presented at HELTASA 2011: Crossing Borders For Change In Southern African Higher Education. 30th November ‐ 2nd December 2011. Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (Port Elizabeth, South Africa).
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