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ArticleDeterminants of partnership levels in air-rail cooperation

Xiaoyu Li2018

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Determinants of partnership levels in air-rail cooperation

Xiaoyu Li · Changmin Jiang · Kun Wang · Jun Ma

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Published2018-06-21

VenueJournal of Air Transport Management

ISSN-L0969-6997

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Citations61

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