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A development framework for Gazankulu, Institute of Development studies, RAU, 1983

R Tomlinson Senior Lecturer, Department of Town and Regional Planning, University of the Witwatersrand,
Pages 116-122 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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John Sharp. (1985) Basic socio‐economic elements for a development theory for traditional societies. Development Southern Africa 2:1, pages 134-140.
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Alan Whiteside. (1985) Kangwane: An economic planning study. Development Southern Africa 2:1, pages 97-110.
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Paul Wellings. (1986) Geography and development studies in Southern Africa: a progressive prospectus. Geoforum 17:2, pages 119-131.
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