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Jean-François Mercure
Jean-François Mercure
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Complexity Economics for Environmental Governance , pp. 411 - 442
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  • Jean-François Mercure, The World Bank
  • Book: Complexity Economics for Environmental Governance
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  • Book: Complexity Economics for Environmental Governance
  • Online publication: 03 November 2022
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