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Die Szenariotechnik am Beispiel des Projektes „Zukunft der Mobilität“

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Martina Schwarz-Geschka, Horst Geschka, Heiko Hahnenwald
Die Szenariotechnik am Beispiel des
Projektes „Zukunft der Mobilität“
In: I. Göpfert (Hrsg.):
Logistik der Zukunft – Logistics for the Future
Wiesbaden (Gabler) 2012, S. 413 - 436
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