Conflict as a form of governance: The market campaign to save the Karelian forests

The Changing Governance of Renewable Natural Resources in Northwest Russia

Volumn , Issue , 2009, Pages 169-196

  Tysiachniouk, Maria ^a  

^a Centre for Independent Social Research   (Russian Federation)

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