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Objectivation négociée et gestion contestée de l’environnement

Thomas Debril1,
Gaël Plumecocq2,
Olivier Petit3
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“…Retraçons ici simplement quelques éléments structurants de ce dossier qui ont été plus particulièrement développés dans notre précédente introduction (Debril et al, 2016).…”
Section: Characterization and Management Modes Of Natural Resources -unclassified

Modalités de qualification et de gestion des ressources naturelles – Introduction à la deuxième partie du dossier thématique

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“…Retraçons ici simplement quelques éléments structurants de ce dossier qui ont été plus particulièrement développés dans notre précédente introduction (Debril et al, 2016).…”
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Modalités de qualification et de gestion des ressources naturelles – Introduction à la deuxième partie du dossier thématique

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Designing carbon markets connecting farmers and companies: stakeholders claiming territorial-based devices to promote synergies between diverse environmental challenges

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