Vulnerability of Small Island Developing States to Natural Disasters: How Much Difference Can Effective Governments Make?
作者： Martin Sjöstedt , Marina Povitkina
关键词: Natural resource economics 、 Climate change 、 Natural (archaeology) 、 Natural disaster 、 Democracy 、 Economics 、 Small Island Developing States 、 Economic growth 、 Vulnerability
摘要: Small island developing states (SIDS) have been identified as particularly vulnerable to natural disasters and climate change. However, although SIDS similar geographical features, haz...
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