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Do standards and certification in the agricultural sector matter for sustainability? A review of the state of research

Urs Niggli, Julia Jawtusch, Bernadette Oehen

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Executive summary \n- Aim, scope, material and methods (1 slide) \n- Introduction to the standards (1 slide) \n- General comments on the literature used in the report (1 slide) \n- Summary of results for each research question (8 slides) \n- Main conclusions (3 slides)

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Executive summary \n- Aim, scope, material and methods (1 slide) \n- Introduction to the standards (1 slide) \n- General comments on the literature used in the report (1 slide) \n- Summary of results for each research question (8 slides) \n- Main conclusions (3 slides)

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Executive summary \n- Aim, scope, material and methods (1 slide) \n- Introduction to the standards (1 slide) \n- General comments on the literature used in the report (1 slide) \n- Summary of results for each research question (8 slides) \n- Main conclusions (3 slides)

Key concepts: Certification, Sustainability, Agriculture, Business, State (computer science), Environmental economics, Environmental resource management, Public economics

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