Time for a systematic review: A response to Bassett and Fogelman’s “Déjà vu or something new? The adaptation concept in the climate change literature”
Authors:
- Susanne LorenzSLSusanne Lorenz
- Rachel BermanRBRachel Berman
- Jami DixonJDJami Dixon
- Sarah LebelSLSarah Lebel
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