Author:
Mach Katharine J.,Kraan Caroline M.,Adger W. Neil,Buhaug Halvard,Burke Marshall,Fearon James D.,Field Christopher B.,Hendrix Cullen S.,Maystadt Jean-Francois,O’Loughlin John,Roessler Philip,Scheffran Jürgen,Schultz Kenneth A.,von Uexkull Nina
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Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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