Stimulating collective action to preserve High Nature Value farming in post-transitional settings. A comparative analysis of three Slovenian social-ecological systems

Ilona Rac; Luka Juvančič; Emil Erjavec

doi:10.3897/natureconservation.39.51216

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Nature Conservation 39: 87-111
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