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The right to water in South Africa: constitutional managerialism and a call for pluralism

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The South African constitutional right to water is often referred to as an excellent example of national incorporation of economic and social rights into domestic law. This paper, whilst not negating this fact, nevertheless considers whether through constitutional restraints, alternative and pluralistic - though invariably less simplistic - approaches, such as a commons approach to water sharing would ensure a fairer and more sustainable allocation of water resources

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  • Lincoln Law School (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Natural resources and the green economy: redefining the challenges for people, states and corporations

Pages/Article Number

111-137

Publisher

Martinus Nijhoff

ISSN

1877-4822

ISBN

9789004227064

Date Submitted

2012-11-01

Date Accepted

2012-10-01

Date of First Publication

2012-10-01

Date of Final Publication

2012-10-01

Date Document First Uploaded

2013-10-21

ePrints ID

6738

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