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Models of Local Government after Covid-19: Introducing the Concept of a Wellbeing Economy

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Models of Local Government after Covid-19: Introducing the Concept of a Wellbeing Economy. / Alhmad, Ali; Cavada, Marianna; Johnston, Alexander et al.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Science and Policy Exchange (CUSPE), 2022. 23 p.

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Alhmad A, Cavada M, Johnston A, Staricoff E. Models of Local Government after Covid-19: Introducing the Concept of a Wellbeing Economy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Science and Policy Exchange (CUSPE), 2022. 23 p.

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Alhmad, Ali ; Cavada, Marianna ; Johnston, Alexander et al. / Models of Local Government after Covid-19 : Introducing the Concept of a Wellbeing Economy. Cambridge : Cambridge University Science and Policy Exchange (CUSPE), 2022. 23 p.

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