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Amit Ranjan,Diotima Chattoraj,AKM Ahsan Ullahuous evolution and improvement. Therefore, the objective of this paper is twofold: 1) to assess the University key role for developing new collaborative environments and 2) to propose a methodology to benchmark the different initiatives in Universities to develop new collaborative environments.

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Chester B. Cabalzatractive for young people, men and women alike, to keep them working on farms..The on-going structural change in agriculture, with its implications for ecology and society, is one of the well analysed and documented long-term socioecological changes in Austria. Building models is one way to use this

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