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The Genetics of , DNA Replicationd dynamics regarding its role in proving public goods through agriculture. It is argued that a very relevant issue to be considered when analyzing the dynamics of collective action is what type of organization develops and manages such action, and this chapter provides a detailed description of the

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Andrea Haldane,Daniel M. Sullivanrole of collective action in the provision of agri-environmental public goods. The institutional and policy implications of supporting and implementing collective action are discussed, also in the light of the current debate on the innovation needed to re-orient the EU Rural Development Policy towar

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Anthony Maxwell,Alison J. Howellsideration the territorial and collective dimensions of public goods associated to agriculture. The institutional economics approach, conversely, may provide a more comprehensive and integrated basis on which to develop adequate forms of intervention, based on innovative institutional arrangements th

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Jang-Eun Cho,Sue Jinks-Robertsonn social constructivism, and the participatory methods used by describing their relevance to address the research objectives. It also provides a detailed description of the Rapid Rural Appraisal methods utilized for the analysis of the collective action through the two case studies. Since one of the