Greenland (Denmark)

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Greenland (Denmark). / Jakobsen, Uffe.

Maritime preparedness systems in the Arctic - institutional arrangements and potential for collaboration. ed. / Ingvill Elgsaas; Kristine Offerdal. Bodø : Nord University, 2018. p. 109-102 (MARPART Project Reports, Vol. 3). (R & D-Report; No. 27, Vol. 2018).

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Harvard

Jakobsen, U 2018, Greenland (Denmark). in I Elgsaas & K Offerdal (eds), Maritime preparedness systems in the Arctic - institutional arrangements and potential for collaboration. Nord University, Bodø, MARPART Project Reports, vol. 3, R & D-Report, no. 27, vol. 2018, pp. 109-102. <https://brage.bibsys.no/xmlui/bitstream/handle/11250/2501164/FoURapport272018.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y>

APA

Jakobsen, U. (2018). Greenland (Denmark). In I. Elgsaas, & K. Offerdal (Eds.), Maritime preparedness systems in the Arctic - institutional arrangements and potential for collaboration (pp. 109-102). Nord University. MARPART Project Reports Vol. 3 R & D-Report Vol. 2018 No. 27 https://brage.bibsys.no/xmlui/bitstream/handle/11250/2501164/FoURapport272018.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

Vancouver

Jakobsen U. Greenland (Denmark). In Elgsaas I, Offerdal K, editors, Maritime preparedness systems in the Arctic - institutional arrangements and potential for collaboration. Bodø: Nord University. 2018. p. 109-102. (MARPART Project Reports, Vol. 3). (R & D-Report; No. 27, Vol. 2018).

Author

Jakobsen, Uffe. / Greenland (Denmark). Maritime preparedness systems in the Arctic - institutional arrangements and potential for collaboration. editor / Ingvill Elgsaas ; Kristine Offerdal. Bodø : Nord University, 2018. pp. 109-102 (MARPART Project Reports, Vol. 3). (R & D-Report; No. 27, Vol. 2018).

Bibtex

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