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Biodiversity and Conservation: Cross-Border Legal and Regulatory Perspectives

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Biodiversity and Conservation: Cross-Border Legal and Regulatory Perspectives. / Harrington, Alexandra R.; Koutouki, Konstantia.
New Vistas in Natural Resources Law. ed. / Hasrat Arjjumend. Montreal: Grassroots Institute, 2024. p. 27-98.

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Harrington, AR & Koutouki, K 2024, Biodiversity and Conservation: Cross-Border Legal and Regulatory Perspectives. in H Arjjumend (ed.), New Vistas in Natural Resources Law. Grassroots Institute, Montreal, pp. 27-98. https://doi.org/10.33002/enrlaw-09/c2

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Harrington, A. R., & Koutouki, K. (2024). Biodiversity and Conservation: Cross-Border Legal and Regulatory Perspectives. In H. Arjjumend (Ed.), New Vistas in Natural Resources Law (pp. 27-98). Grassroots Institute. https://doi.org/10.33002/enrlaw-09/c2

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Harrington AR, Koutouki K. Biodiversity and Conservation: Cross-Border Legal and Regulatory Perspectives. In Arjjumend H, editor, New Vistas in Natural Resources Law. Montreal: Grassroots Institute. 2024. p. 27-98 doi: 10.33002/enrlaw-09/c2

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Harrington, Alexandra R. ; Koutouki, Konstantia. / Biodiversity and Conservation : Cross-Border Legal and Regulatory Perspectives. New Vistas in Natural Resources Law. editor / Hasrat Arjjumend. Montreal : Grassroots Institute, 2024. pp. 27-98

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