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March 1, 1996The Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics

NGO Advocacy, democracy and policy development: Some examples relating to environmental policies in Zimbabwe and Botswana

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(1996). NGO Advocacy, democracy and policy development: Some examples relating to environmental policies in Zimbabwe and Botswana. The Journal of Commonwealth & Comparative Politics: Vol. 34, NGOs and Environmental Policies: Asia and Africa, pp. 38-65.

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