What makes co-production work in sustainable neighborhood rehabilitation in China? A stakeholder structure perspective

Wu, Hongjuan; Wang, Ying; Zhuang, Taozhi; Li, Kaijian; Hu, Wanping

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What makes co-production work in sustainable neighborhood rehabilitation in China? A stakeholder structure perspective

Hongjuan Wu,

Ying Wang,

Taozhi Zhuang

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