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Land and water management in coastal zones: dealing with agriculture, aquaculture, fishery conflicts

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  • Gowing, J. W. & Tuong, T. P. & Hoanh, Chu Thai, 2006. "Land and water management in coastal zones: dealing with agriculture, aquaculture, fishery conflicts," IWMI Books, Reports H039102, International Water Management Institute.
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