Un-gendering the ocean: Why women matter in ocean governance for sustainability
作者： E. Gissi , M.E. Portman , A.-K. Hornidge
DOI: 10.1016/J.MARPOL.2018.05.020
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摘要: … in the field of ocean governance-related research are … ocean governance and policy-making, this viewpoint highlights how gendered biases still influence our interactions with the ocean…
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