Analysis across case-based global sustainability projects: an emerging challenge for ocean conflict research in the Anthropocene

Analysis across case-based global sustainability projects: an emerging challenge for ocean conflict research in the Anthropocene
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10.1007/s40152-023-00323-3
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2023-11
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Marion Glaser;S. Selim;R. de la Cruz-Modino;Ingrid van Putten;Shankar Aswani Canela;Adina Paytan;Leo X.C. Dutra;Nadine Heck;Siddharth Narayan;Warwick H. H. Sauer-Warwick-H.-H.-Sauer-2138608034;W. J. Boonstra;Bernadette Snow
Marion Glaser;S. Selim;R. de la Cruz-Modino;Ingrid van Putten;Shankar Aswani Canela;Adina Paytan;Leo X.C. Dutra;Nadine Heck;Siddharth Narayan;Warwick H. H. Sauer-Warwick-H.-H.-Sauer-2138608034;W. J. Boonstra;Bernadette Snow
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Marion Glaser;S. Selim;R. de la Cruz-Modino;Ingrid van Putten;Shankar Aswani Canela;Adina Paytan;Leo X.C. Dutra;Nadine Heck;Siddharth Narayan;Warwick H. H. Sauer-Warwick-H.-H.-Sauer-2138608034;W. J. Boonstra;Bernadette Snow

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