Intermediary organisations to foster the agricultural system of innovation: the Mexican Produce Foundation
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agricultural research; agricultural innovation; innovation policies; innovation intermediation; intermediary organisations; produce foundations; Mexico; complex adaptive systems; CAS; agricultural systems; agriculture; farming; innovation capabilities; extension activities; interactions; knowledge exchange; technical information; commercial information; potential partners; complexity theories; organisational cultures; governance; developing countries; technological learning; technological development; development policies; R&D; research and development.;All these keywords.
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