Leon Schreiber

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Schreiber, Leon Amos (2014). "Institutions and Policy Change: The Development of the Child Support Grant in South Africa". Politikon. 41 (2): 267–288. doi:10.1080/02589346.2014.905258. ISSN   0258-9346.
  • Schreiber, Leon (2018). Coalition Country: South Africa After the ANC. NB Publishers Limited. ISBN   978-0-624-08394-8.

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    Leon Schreiber
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