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Laying Out Actors and Dynamics in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development,second type typically operates in a non-traditional, ‘multilevel’ mode (e.g. networks and corporations) or is not limited to act at specific levels (e.g. academics and powerful individuals) and is described in Sect.?..

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