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Design and policy choices for technology extension organizations

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  • Kolodny, Harvey
  • Stymne, Bengt
  • Shani, Rami
  • Figuera, Juan Ramon
  • Lillrank, Paul

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  • Kolodny, Harvey & Stymne, Bengt & Shani, Rami & Figuera, Juan Ramon & Lillrank, Paul, 2001. "Design and policy choices for technology extension organizations," Research Policy, Elsevier, vol. 30(2), pages 201-225, February.
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