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Introduction. / Hansen, Henrik; Andersen, Ole Winckler; White, Howard.

Impact evaluation of infrastructure interventions. red. / Henrik Hansen; Ole Winckler Andersen; Howard White. Routledge, 2012. s. 1-8.

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Hansen, H, Andersen, OW & White, H 2012, Introduction. i H Hansen, OW Andersen & H White (red), Impact evaluation of infrastructure interventions. Routledge, s. 1-8.

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Hansen, H., Andersen, O. W., & White, H. (2012). Introduction. I H. Hansen, O. W. Andersen, & H. White (red.), Impact evaluation of infrastructure interventions (s. 1-8). Routledge.

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Hansen H, Andersen OW, White H. Introduction. I Hansen H, Andersen OW, White H, red., Impact evaluation of infrastructure interventions. Routledge. 2012. s. 1-8

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Hansen, Henrik ; Andersen, Ole Winckler ; White, Howard. / Introduction. Impact evaluation of infrastructure interventions. red. / Henrik Hansen ; Ole Winckler Andersen ; Howard White. Routledge, 2012. s. 1-8

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