Cooperative Business Associations and their Potential for Developing Countries

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Shared by:: LEDNA TEAM

27.05.2008

Rationale behind Cooperative Business Associations and a rich selection of case studies with step-by-step implementation and management guidelines. The concluding chapters provide further considerations on challenges and priority areas of intervention.

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