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Research Data
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Reference
https://hsrc.ac.za/news/review/nature-and-humanity-competing-for-survival-more-than-a-conservation-issue/
Closing Date
23 September 2026
Current and completed research projects
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Protected: Nature and humanity competing for survival: More than a conservation issue
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WEBINAR | Whose knowledge counts? Epistemic justice in South African higher education
The HSRC lists a webinar on epistemic justice in South African higher education scheduled for 01 October 2026.
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01 October 2026 WEBINAR | Whose knowledge counts? Epistemic justice in South African higher education
Research Outputs
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