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Volume 13, 2021 Item Info
- Title:
- Volume 13, 2021
- Creator:
- The Martin Institute
- Authors:
- Emma Carscallen; Kailyn Eagy; Nick Schofield; Sidney Angstman; Nicole Handlen; Olive Swan; Karsten Schumaker; Molly Feeley and Natalie Mesplay
- Editors:
- Stella Davidson-Musser; Ellen Yenne
- Date Created (ISO Standard):
- 2021
- Description:
- Issue of the Journal of the Martin Institute. Articles include: Weathering Malaria in Africa: Controlling the Effects of Extreme Weather Events (Emma Carscallen); Eradicating Illegal Adoptions in China and South Korea (Kailyn Eagy); Europe’s Role in Protecting the Egyptian Vulture (Nick Schofield); Strategies for the EU’s Geographical Indications in the Face of Climate Change (Sidney Angstman); Reducing Conflict Between Local Communities and Mining Companies in South America’s Andean Countries (Nicole Handlen); Mitigating the Impacts of Overtourism in Populous Western European Cities (Olive Swan); Regional Cooperation for Agricultural Development in West Africa (Karsten Schumaker); Interview with former U.S. Ambassador Robert Jackson (Molly Feeley and Natalie Mesplay)
- Source:
- The Journal of the Martin Institute | International Studies, The Martin Institute, University of Idaho, https://www.uidaho.edu/class/martin-institute/research/journal
- Source Identifier:
- Martin Journal, Volume 13, 2021
- Type:
- Text
- Format:
- application/pdf
- Language:
- eng
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- "Volume 13, 2021", Martin Journal, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://cdil.lib.uidaho.edu//martin-journal/items/martin-journal-2021.html
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