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Clearing the ground in the Spatial Development Initiatives (SDIs): Analysing 'process' on South Africa's Wild Coast

Thembela Kepe
Pages 279-293 | Published online: 01 Jul 2010

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Vanessa Masterson, Maria Tengö & Marja Spierenburg. (2017) Competing Place Meanings in Complex Landscapes: A Social–Ecological Approach to Unpacking Community Conservation Outcomes on the Wild Coast, South Africa. Society & Natural Resources 30:12, pages 1442-1457.
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Steven Mitchell, Neil Andersson, Ncumisa Ngxowa & Serge Merhi. (2008) A community-based impact assessment of the Wild Coast spatial development initiative, 1997–2004. Development Southern Africa 25:1, pages 119-132.
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F. SIHLONGONYANE. (2006) DEBUNKING SDIS IN SOUTH AFRICA. South African Geographical Journal 88:2, pages 138-149.
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France Bourgouin. (2002) Information communication technologies and the potential for rural tourism SMME development: The case of the Wild Coast. Development Southern Africa 19:1, pages 191-212.
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Vanessa A. Masterson, Marja Spierenburg & Maria Tengö. (2019) The trade-offs of win–win conservation rhetoric: exploring place meanings in community conservation on the Wild Coast, South Africa. Sustainability Science 14:3, pages 639-654.
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Thembela Kepe & Danielle Tessaro. (2014) Trading-off: Rural food security and land rights in South Africa. Land Use Policy 36, pages 267-274.
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Steven Haggblade. (2013) Unscrambling Africa: Regional Requirements for Achieving Food Security. Development Policy Review 31:2, pages 149-176.
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Derick Fay. (2013) Neoliberal conservation and the potential for lawfare: New legal entities and the political ecology of litigation at Dwesa–Cwebe, South Africa. Geoforum 44, pages 170-181.
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Steven Mitchell & Neil Andersson. (2011) Equity in development and access to health services in the Wild Coast of South Africa: the community view through four linked cross-sectional studies between 1997 and 2007. BMC Health Services Research 11:S2.
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BRIAN H KING. (2007) Developing KaNgwane: geographies of segregation and integration in the new South Africa. The Geographical Journal 173:1, pages 13-25.
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DAVID BEK, TONY BINNS & ETIENNE NEL. (2005) REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA'S WEST COAST: ‘DIVIDENDS ON THE PROCESS SIDE’?. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 96:2, pages 168-183.
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David BekTony Binns & Etienne Nel. (2016) ‘Catching the development train’: perspectives on ‘top-down’ and ‘bottom-up’ development in post-apartheid South Africa. Progress in Development Studies 4:1, pages 22-46.
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