Who's in and why? A typology of stakeholder analysis methods for natural resource management.
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Anil Graves | Joe Morris | Mark S Reed | Norman Dandy | Helena Posthumus | Klaus Hubacek | Christina Prell | Claire H Quinn | Lindsay C Stringer | C. Prell | J. Morris | M. Reed | L. Stringer | Klaus Hubacek | A. Graves | C. Quinn | N. Dandy | H. Posthumus
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