Importance of building bridging and linking social capital in adapting to changes in UK agricultural policy
Authors:
- David ArnottDADavid Arnott
- David R. ChadwickDCDavid R. Chadwick
- Sophie Wynne-JonesSWSophie Wynne-Jones
- Norman DandyNDNorman Dandy
- David L. JonesDJDavid L. Jones
- 1 April 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Rural Studies
- Vol. 83, 1-10
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