The Agder story

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AI and Society 19 (4):430-441 (2005)
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This article introduces the work of the research team in Agder, providing a context for the seven following articles. The writers have been personally engaged in the processes which they describe, and seek to draw general conclusions from their experience. Agder is a prosperous region, which has not experienced crisis, and is able to devote considerable resources to regional development

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10.1007/s00146-005-0325-6

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