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Elements in Global Development Studies

The Refugee Trap

The Economics of Displacement

Naohiko (University of Oxford) Omata & Jade (University of Reading) Siu & Alexander (University of Oxford) Betts & Olivier (University of Antwerp and University of Oxford) Sterck

The Refugee Trap

Elements in Global Development Studies

The Refugee Trap

The Economics of Displacement

Elements in Global Development Studies: The Refugee Trap

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Private landholders can contribute to protection of natural values using conservation covenants. This Element mentions how covenants help to support global biodiversity goals, and how they address challenges associated with ecosystem restoration and adaptation to climate change.

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Beschrijving Elements in Global Development Studies: The Refugee Trap

Private landholders can contribute to protection of natural values using conservation covenants. This Element mentions how covenants help to support global biodiversity goals, and how they address challenges associated with ecosystem restoration and adaptation to climate change. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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Elements in Global Development Studies
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