The GEM-CON-BIO Analysis Framework

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Link to centre authors: Galaz, Victor, Hahn, Thomas

Publication info: Hahn, T., V. Galaz, and A. Terry. (2008). The GEM-CON-BIO Analysis Framework. Pages 39-52 in Governance and Ecosystem Management for the Conservation of Biodiversity, Project Report, EU 6th Framework Programme. Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

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