Neither prepared nor transformed: Institutional responses to unconventional oil and gas development in Australian and Canadian communities
Authors:
- Sean MarkeySMSean Markey
- Greg HalsethGHGreg Halseth
- Laura RyserLRLaura Ryser
- Neil ArgentNANeil Argent
- Fiona Haslam-McKenzieFHFiona Haslam-McKenzie
- 25 March 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Energy Research & Social Science
- Vol. 90
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