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Literature Cited in the Research Guide

This section aggregates the references cited across all sections of the Guide.

Published onSep 10, 2020
Literature Cited in the Research Guide

Cite as: Harley, Alicia G., and William C. Clark. 2020. “Literature Cited in the Research Guide.” In Sustainability Science: A Guide for Researchers, edited by Alicia G. Harley and William C. Clark, 1st ed. Retrieved from https://www.sustainabilityscience.org/pub/3gljq9su


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