Comments on ‘A new rural dispensation? An examination of community development, public works programmes and land resettlement at RA 60 in the Whittlesea district’

Etienne Nel Research, Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, Rural Support Services, East London

Vladimir Smakhtin Research, Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, Rural Support Services, East London

Erika Joubert Research, Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, Rural Support Services, East London

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Research, Monitoring and Evaluation Unit, Rural Support Services, East London. This comment was compiled by the author for Rural Support Services and reflects the views of the organisation.

Development Southern Africa, 13(3), June 1996.

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