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Governance Factors for a Socio-Technical Transition in Innovation Ecosystems
This chapter investigates the governance factors enabling socio-technical transitions within rural innovation ecosystems, with a specific focus on the role of Local Action Groups (LAGs). Considering the policy mix framework, this study analyses four main dimensions of governance, namely, enabling ac
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