Four areas were chosen for the study: (1) organic food, (2) water and energy, (3) transport and (4) house-hold waste.” (Gronhoj 2006). Sufficient amounts of information regarding these four areas was not provided in this introductory section. The key theories and concepts that are discussed however are explained in depth as to allow for a deeper understanding by the readers...
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The key theories and concepts that are discussed however are explained in depth as to allow for a deeper understanding by the readers. No errors in the “theoretical background” seemed to be present, but his could be due tot the fact that the author uses her own previous research as background literature...
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