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Coastal management in ASEAN countries : the struggle to achieve sustainable coastal development

By: Hidayati, Deny.

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BookPublisher: Tokyo 2000; United Nations University Description: ix, 78 p.Subject(s): REGIONAL COOPERATION | ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION | INDONESIA | SOUTHEAST ASIA | SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT | COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENTOnline resources: Click here to access online

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The author Deny Hidayati, Center for Population and Manpower Studies of the Indonesian Institute of Science (PPT-LIPI) was a visiting scholar to the Environment and Sustainable Development Programme, UNU Centre from 15 October 1998 to 14 February 1999.

UNU B22427

The author Deny Hidayati, Center for Population and Manpower Studies of the Indonesian Institute of Science (PPT-LIPI) was a visiting scholar to the Environment and Sustainable Development Programme, UNU Centre from 15 October 1998 to 14 February 1999.

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