What lies behind Trevor’s ‘beloved’ game of golf?

Golf is a fun game of skill. Well, fun for some. Jacklyn Cock looks critically at the rapid growth of golf estates and sees in them mainly a destructive way of excluding most of the population from important resources and rights.

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Cock, J.

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  Review: The Enemy of Nature: The end of capitalism or the end of the world by Joel Kovel (London: Zed Books, 2002)
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  Review. Scorched: South Africa's changing climate by Leonie Joubert (Wits University Press, 2006)
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  Local social movements: Some questions from 'the back alleys' of South Africa
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  Executive Pay in South Africa: Who Gets What and Why by Ann Crotty and Renee Bonorchis (Cape Town: Double Storey Books, 2006)