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Title: Bureaucratic Barriers Limit Local Participatory Governance in Protected Areas in Costa Rica

Authors: Basurto, X.

Citation: Basurto, X. 2013. Bureaucratic Barriers Limit Local Participatory Governance in Protected Areas in Costa Rica. Conservation and Society, 11(1):16-28

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Keywords: governance, local participation

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