The unusual suspect? The private sector in knowledge partnerships for agricultural and rural development
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editorial, private sector, knowledge management, international development, development studiesReferences
Kiwanuka, S., S. Cummings and B.J. Regeer (2020) The private sector as the ?unusual suspect? in knowledge brokering for international development: a critical review. Knowledge Management for Development Journal 15(2):
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