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Ethics and Guidelines

Anthropology Southern Africa is dedicated to maintaining ethical practices that honor the diverse cultures and communities we examine. Our approach emphasizes informed consent, cultural sensitivity, and collaboration with local populations to ensure our research is beneficial to those involved. By adhering to these ethical standards, we strive to enhance the understanding and representation of Southern African societies. For further details, please click on the link below to view our ethics and guidelines.

Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology


Room 424/429, 4th Floor


Arts and Social Sciences Building


Corner of Merriman Avenue and Ryneveld Street
Stellenbosch

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