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Mining Conflict and the Politics of Obtaining a Social License: Insight from Guatemala. (2016). Costanza, Jennifer Noel .
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  39. DETERMINANTES DE LAS DECISIONES DE CONSERVACIÓN DE ÁREAS NATURALES: UN ANÁLISIS DESDE LA PERSPECTIVA PÚBLICA Y PRIVADA. (2006). Luz Angela Rodriguez Ramirez, .
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