Economic Incentives and Legal Tools for Private Sector Conservation

Journal Article, Duke Environmental Law and Policy Forum, volume 8, pages 209-243

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For Academic Citation:

Bowles, Ian, David Downes, Dana Clark, and Marianne Guerin-McManus. "Economic Incentives and Legal Tools for Private Sector Conservation." Duke Environmental Law and Policy Forum 8: 209-243.

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