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The nourishing sea: Partnered guardianship of fishery and seabed mineral resources for the economic viability of small Pacific Island Nations

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2013

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D'Arcy, Paul

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MDPI Publishing

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While island biogeography and modern economics portray Pacific island nations as isolated, ecologically fragile, resource poor and barely viable economies forever dependent on foreign aid, Pacific island history and culture conceives of their islands as i

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/75268

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Open Access Research

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Sustainability

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10.3390/su5083346

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2037-12-31

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