Reports on Colloquium Sessions

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2004

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Authors
Adhikari, Mohammed
Phillips, Howard
van der Watt, Liese
Rijsdijk, Ian-Malcolm
van Sittert, Lance
Deacon, Harriet
Erlank, Natasha
Clowes, Lindsay
Worden, Nigel
Bickford-Smith, Vivian
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South African Historical Journal

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University of Cape Town

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Department of Historical Studies
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Faculty of Humanities
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Abstract
Since the late 1980s the environmental trope in South African history has been gradually elevated to a field of enquiry in its own right. The impetus to this transformation has been varied, the blossoming of environmental history in the North American academy and green politics and agrarian social history in South Africa being among the more influential.
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Adhikari, M., Phillips, H., van der Watt, L., Rijsdijk, I. M., van Sittert, L., Deacon, H., ... & Bickford-Smith, V. (2004). Reports on Colloquium Sessions. South African Historical Journal, 50(1), 210-248. DOI: 10.1080/02582470409464803.

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