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Achieving sustainable development: Assessing the human spatial and temporal dimensions

Michael Chisholm Alan Grainger A Bristow Miles Tight

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"Achieving sustainable development: Assessing the human spatial and temporal dimensions." International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology, 6(4), pp. 229–230

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