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Social movements and NGOs in the construction of new market mechanisms

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  • Abramovay, Ricardo
  • de Almeida Voivodic, Maurizio
  • Cardoso, Fatima Cristina
  • Conroy, Michael E.

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  • Abramovay, Ricardo & de Almeida Voivodic, Maurizio & Cardoso, Fatima Cristina & Conroy, Michael E., 2010. "Social movements and NGOs in the construction of new market mechanisms," economic sociology. perspectives and conversations, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, vol. 11(2), pages 24-30.
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