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Friday, November 1, 2013

ERS Seeking Professor of Social-Ecological Innovation

SOCIAL-ECOLOGICAL INNOVATION

Date Posted: October 14, 2013
Region: Ontario
Institution: University of Waterloo
Discipline: Environmental Studies

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