LUP Statistics

Record

Title

The role played by civil society actors in the internalization of human right norms in South Africa during apartheid rule

Type

Student Paper

Publ. year

2009

Author/s

Ndoping, Robert

Department/s

Master of Science in Development Studies; Graduate School; Department of Political Science

In LUP since

2009-09-17

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1740	125	1

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