Prioritising coastal zone management issues through fuzzy cognitive mapping approach
Authors:
- Aleka MeliadouAMAleka Meliadou
- Francesca SantoroFSFrancesca Santoro
- Manal R. NaderMNManal R. Nader
- Manale Abou DagherMDManale Abou Dagher
- Shadi Al IndarySIShadi Al Indary
- Bachir Abi SalloumBSBachir Abi Salloum
- 1 April 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Environmental Management
- Vol. 97, 56-68
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