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Merging and Development of Tourism and Regional Revitalisation Initiatives in Japan : A Consideration of the Phenomenon Kanko Machizukuri (Tourism and Urban Planning)

Merging and Development of Tourism and Regional Revitalisation Initiatives in Japan : A Consideration of the Phenomenon Kanko Machizukuri (Tourism and Urban Planning)
HORITA, Yumiko Faculty of Tourism 和歌山大学研究者総覧 researchmap
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Self DOI
10.19002/AA1258390X.1.37
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Language
eng
Start Page
37
End Page
44
Keywords Alternative
Revitalisation
Machizukuri
Governance
Community Development
Participation
Partnership
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