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Social Impact Assessment in Small Communities: An Integrative Review of Selected Literature

https://doi.org/10.2307/3549323
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Governance of resources in the hinterland: the struggle for local autonomy and control
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The social impact assessment model and the planning process
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Difficulties in implementing social impact assessment in China: Methodological considerations
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Guidelines and principles for social impact assessment
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Roles of social impact assessment practitioners
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Behind the masks: Tourism and community in Sardinia
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A review of concepts and criteria for assessing agroecosystem health including a preliminary case study of southern Ontario
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SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
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TEACHING SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AT THE COLLEGE LEVEL
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A RETROSPECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE LOCAL GOVERNANCE MODEL OF RESOURCE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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UTILIZING SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT VARIABLES IN THE PLANNING MODEL
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IMPACTS OF RAINFOREST PRESERVATION ON RAINFOREST PEOPLE AND THEIR COMMUNITIES
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GUIDELINES AND PRINCIPLES FOR SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT
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Resource development and resource dependency of indigenous communities: Australia's Jawoyn aborigines and mining at coronation hill
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Community-based tourism and networking: Viscri, Romania
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A Need for Post‐Impact and Policy Studies: The Case of the “Shetland Experience”*
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Mono‐industrialism and the Struggle for Alternative Development: the Case of the R oşia M ontană G old‐mining Project
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Social impact assessment of a sewerage project in Barbados
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