The power of science: Economic research and European decision-making: The case of energy and environment policies

The Power of Science: Economic Research and European Decision-Making: The Case of Energy and Environment Policies

Volumn 9789052015866, Issue , 2010, Pages 1-297

  Rossetti Di Valdalbero, Domenico ^a  

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