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How Do Capital Asset Interactions Affect Livelihood Sensitivity to Climatic Stresses? Insights From the Northeastern Floodplains of Bangladesh

  • Published:2018-08 Issue: Volume:150 Page:165-176
  • ISSN:0921-8009
  • Container-title:Ecological Economics
  • language:en
  • Short-container-title:Ecological Economics

Author:

Tuihedur Rahman H.M.,Robinson Brian E.,Ford James D.,Hickey Gordon M.

Funder

William Dawson Scholar Award

McGill University

Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation

IPCC

South Asian Network for Development and Environmental Economics

Asian Centre for Development

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Economics and Econometrics,General Environmental Science

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