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Resisting reforms. A Resource-based perspective of collective action in the

distribution of agricultural input and primary health services in the Couffo region,

Benin

Dedehouanou, H.

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2002

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Dedehouanou, H. (2002). Resisting reforms. A Resource-based perspective of collective

action in the distribution of agricultural input and primary health services in the Couffo region,

Benin.

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