Face to Face Negotiation to Overcome the Nimby Syndrome: Theory and Experimental Design
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cooperative game theory; environmental economics; laboratory experiments; nimby syndrome; noxious facility siting; théorie des jeux coopératifs; économie de l'environnement; économie expérimentale; syndrome nimby; localisation d'équipements générateur de nuisances;All these keywords.
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