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IJCCR

International Journal of Community Currency Research

22 (2018) [Winter] / editorial

Introduction: Social Currencies, Innovation and Development

September 11, 2019 IJCCR

Ariádne Scalfoni Rigo*
*Federal University of Bahia, Brazil. ariadne.rigo@ufba.br

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