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Books > Social sciences > Politics & government > General
In explaining how developments in the Kruger National Park have
been integral to the wider political and socio-economic concerns of
South Africa, this text opens an alternative perspective on its
history. Nature protection has evolved in response to a variety of
stimuli including white self-interest, Afrikaner nationalism,
ineffectual legislation, elitism, capitalism and the exploitation
of Africans.
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