Conflict and cooperation over access to energy: Implications for a low-carbon future
Authors:
- Philip Andrews-SpeedPAPhilip Andrews-Speed
- Coby van der LindeCLCoby van der Linde
- Kimon KeramidasKKKimon Keramidas
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