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is noticeable within the context of the epistocracy is the limited role of normative
understanding.
In the next and final chapter, I will continue to elaborate on the analysis and give my
interpretation of eThekwini’s green and ecological infrastructure policy landscape
and how various stakeholders relate to the concepts, to the environment and to each
other.
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