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Is dialogue profitable?

Name: Is dialogue profitable?
Brand: Éditions Quae
SKU: 9782759227624
Price: 35.0 EUR
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Environment, conflicts and public participation

by Cécile Blatrix (writer), Jacques Méry (writer)

Collection: Matière à débattre et décider

january 2019

Book 145 x 210 format 234 pages In stock	35,00 €
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Of what use is dialogue? Does it deserve the time, energy and budgets spent on it? What should we expect, or not? Conversely, what do we leave ourselves open to if there is no dialogue? This book questions the costs and “benefits” of dialogue and thus compares case studies in the waste sector as well as in the construction, water and sanitation sectors.

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