Editorial: Environmental Security - Historical and Geographical Perspectives

  • Moshe Terdiman National Center for Blue Economy, Institute for Maritime Policy and Strategy, Haifa, Israel
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References

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Published
2026-05-01
Issue
Vol 45 No 1 (2026): Environmental Security - Historical and Geographical Perspectives
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