Concerted approach to land-use management: developing common working procedures. A Cevennes case study (France)

Nathalie Couix

doi:10.1016/s0264-8377(01)00028-x

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Concerted approach to land-use management: developing common working procedures. A Cevennes case study (France)

Nathalie Couix

Land Use Policy2002doi:10.1016/s0264-8377(01)00028-x

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Quand le pollueur et le pollué se découvrent conventionnalistes

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Petits arrangements entre acteurs… les voies d’une gestion concertée de l’espace rural

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