Character and individual context as a unique selling point

R. During

Character and individual context as a unique selling point

R. During

Wageningen Environmental Research

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Abstract

Experiences of interdisciplinary landscape research within the Kromme Rijn project

Original language	English
Title of host publication	From tacit to explicit knowledge in integrative and participatory research
Editors	G. Tress, B. Tress, M.H.I. Bloemmen
Place of Publication	Wageningen
Pages	32-35
Publication status	Published - 2003

Keywords

interdisciplinary research
rural development
participation

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Character and individual context as a unique selling point

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