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Difficultés des canaux de distribution alimentaire en territoire rural : l’importance du leader

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  • Noireaux, Virginie
  • Ralet, Patrick

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  • Noireaux, Virginie & Ralet, Patrick, 2019. "Difficultés des canaux de distribution alimentaire en territoire rural : l’importance du leader," Économie rurale, French Society of Rural Economics (SFER Société Française d'Economie Rurale), vol. 369(July-Sept).
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    2. P. Baumard & J. Ibert, 2007. "Quelles approches avec quelles données ?," Post-Print hal-00324535, HAL.
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