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Faire émerger l’invisible : l'importance des initiatives ordinaires dans les transitions territoriales
While citizen initiatives are receiving renewed attention in political and scientific fields, the article argues that a "geography of territorial transitions" cannot be satisfied with merely listing ecological and social alternatives, in other words "initiatives to be spread". It examines the challe
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