The Concept of Sustainable Development in the Context of Economics, Technological Innovation and Environmental Engineering

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Sustainable Economy and Ecotechnology: The Concept of Sustainable Development in the Context of Economics, Technological Innovation and Environmental Engineering

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This book includes more than 20 unique studies on the development of digitalization, technologies, innovations, and systems, as well as their application in economics, management, marketing, tourism, mechanical engineering, metallurgy, and ecology.

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Beschrijving Sustainable Economy and Ecotechnology: The Concept of Sustainable Development in the Context of Economics, Technological Innovation and Environmental Engineering

ISBN: 9783032243867
Pagina's: 231
Verschenen: 21-07-2026
Serie: Sustainable Economy and Ecotechnology
Rubriek: Economie en bedrijf

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Hardback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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