P. Dias

Discipline

Géographie (2) Psychologie (1)

Type de document

Articles (4) Périodiques (1) Autres (1)

Co-auteur

K Tabaka

E Moffat

B. Mericskay

A Lepetit

C Kerouanton

S Duroudier

S Depeau

S. Chardonnel

I. Andre Poyaud

A. Toussaint

Marc Souris

N. Revencu

F. Razavi

K. Poirier

P. Morouço

R. Matos

J. Martinovich

M. Marcy-Bonnière

P. Marcorelles

Sébastien Lord

P. Loget

L. Loeuillet

B. Lhermitte

K. Lascelles

A. Laquerrière

Benjamin Lamoureux

F. Jossic

M. Hübner

F. Guimiot

F. Grass

Vincent Gouëset

M. Gonzales

Philippe Gerber

C. Fallet-Bianco

Maya Elnesr

Michel Després

Sandrine Depeau

Florent Demoraes

N. Demartines

M.G. Da Rocha Rodrigues

L. Coelho

D. Clerc

J. Chelly

N. Carion

B. Bessières

C. Beldjord

N. Bahi-Buisson

N. Amaro

M.C. Addor

Date

Source

Journal of Urban Research (2) Serveur académique Lausannois (2) E-balonmano.com: Revista de Ciencias del Deporte (1)

Mot-clé

recherche (2) Research (2) Autonomy (2) Research (2) puits (1) tendance (1) voyage (1) enquête (1) spectacle (1) établissement scolaire (1) mutation (1) perte (1) inventaire (environnement) (1) analyse (1) champ (1) évolution (1) ADN (1) consommation (1) procès (1) cancer (1) abords (agglomération) (1) Nursing (1) Development (1) Surgery (1) Context (1) Causes (1) Treatment (1) Travel (1) Children (1) Case (1)

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