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    Social housing: interventions of densification in urban regeneration (1995-2010). Critical analysis of strategies adopted in Milan, London, São Paulo
    by Boito, Andrea <1982>
    Published 2013
    “... quality, cost-effective, and eco-sustainable solutions, from the concept phase, through management...”
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    Conceptualizing horizontal cooperation in regional socio-ecological systems through actor networks and collective action: the case of Berg River catchment
    by Methner, Nadine
    Published 2015
    “... cooperation in the adaptive management of regional socio-ecological systems (SESs). Horizontal cooperation...”
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    Il ruolo delle idee e del loro cambiamento nei processi di policy making universitario nel mondo anglosassone dagli anni ottanta ad oggi. I casi di Inghilterra e Nuova Zelanda in prospettiva comparata
    by De Rosa , Damiano <1978>
    Published 2009
    “... IN OTHER STATE DIVISIONS DRIVEN BY THE IDEAS OF THE NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT. CONTRARILY IN ENGLAND...”
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    Förändringsprogram i hälso- och sjukvården : Nätverkskonstruktioner som möjliggör och försvårar införandet av lean
    by Hellman, Stefan
    Published 2016
    “...Within the public sector great change efforts are currently made to meet future challenges...”
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    La multidimensionalidad de los sistemas locales de alimentación en los Andes peruanos: los chalayplasa del Valle de Lares (Cusco)
    by Martí Sanz, Neus
    Published 2005
    “... were used. The guiding principles of the research were: (i) quality of the process through...”
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    Empirical Studies of Contemporaneous Banking Research
    by Reeg, Johannes
    Published 2017
    “... do not seem related. However, Berger and DeYoung (1997) show that banks with poor management are less...”
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