The role of (de-)essentialisation within siting conflicts: An interdisciplinary approach
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Gerd Blindheim Jacobsen | Helene Egeland | Patrick Devine-Wright | Susana Batel | P. Devine‐Wright | S. Batel | Ø. Aas | Øystein Aas | Helene Egeland | Line Camilla Wold | G. Jacobsen
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