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Interpreting Economics, Rhetoric and Sustainable Development: Some implications for policy determination

SARAH LUMLEY
Pages 35-49 | Published online: 27 May 2010

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Eero Palmujoki. (2010) International organisations and the rhetoric of climate change. Journal of the Indian Ocean Region 6:2, pages 189-205.
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