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Involving City Authorities in Event Planning
Titolo Rivista: SCIENZE REGIONALI  
Autori/Curatori: Marcello Sansone, Roberto Bruni 
Anno di pubblicazione:  2013 Fascicolo: 1  Lingua: Inglese 
Numero pagine:  9 P. 115-123 Dimensione file:  188 KB
DOI:  10.3280/SCRE2013-001006
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Marcello Sansone, Roberto Bruni, in "SCIENZE REGIONALI " 1/2013, pp. 115-123, DOI:10.3280/SCRE2013-001006

   

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