Sustainability

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Standard

Sustainability. / Buch, Sandra (Redaktør); Gade, Solveig (Redaktør); Houe, Lise Sofie (Redaktør); Nielsen, Thomas Rosendal (Redaktør); Schmidt, Yvonne (Redaktør).

37 udg. 2022. 253 s.

Publikation: Bog/antologi/afhandling/rapport › Antologi › Forskning › fagfællebedømt

Harvard

Buch, S, Gade, S, Houe, LS, Nielsen, TR & Schmidt, Y (red) 2022, Sustainability. bind 19, 37 udg. <https://tidsskrift.dk/peripeti/issue/view/9891>

APA

Buch, S., Gade, S., Houe, L. S., Nielsen, T. R., & Schmidt, Y. (red.) (2022). Sustainability. (37 udg.) https://tidsskrift.dk/peripeti/issue/view/9891

Vancouver

Buch S, (ed.), Gade S, (ed.), Houe LS, (ed.), Nielsen TR, (ed.), Schmidt Y, (ed.). Sustainability. 37 udg. 2022. 253 s.

Author

Buch, Sandra (Redaktør) ; Gade, Solveig (Redaktør) ; Houe, Lise Sofie (Redaktør) ; Nielsen, Thomas Rosendal (Redaktør) ; Schmidt, Yvonne (Redaktør). / Sustainability. 37 udg. 2022. 253 s.

Bibtex

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RIS

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