Localizing and Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals at the National Level: Cases of Leadership

Localizing and Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals at the National Level: Cases of Leadership
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在国家层面本地化和实现可持续发展目标:领导力案例

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10.17323/1996-7845-2019-01-12
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2019
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International Organisations Research Journal
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Sdsn Youth in Russia
Sdsn Youth in Russia
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T. Lanshina;V. Barinova;Arina Loginova;Evgeniy Lavrovskiy;Irina Ponedel'nik;Mgimo;Sdsn Youth in Russia

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