Coasts and conflict : towards harmonization and integration in Mediterranean / Elisabeth Conrad and Louis F. Cassar ; illustrations by Maria Conrad and Victor Falzon

By:

Conrad, Elizabeth

Contributor(s):

Cassar, Louis F

Material type: Text

TextDescription: xvii, 149 pages : color illustrations, maps, portraits ; 25 cmISBN:

978993205678

Subject(s):

Law of nations

DDC classification:

341.5091822 CON

Summary: The coast is one of the most vast, active and varied of Earth's geomorphological features..It may be simply defined as the physical interface between land and sea, that area where atmospheric, terrestrial and marine processes act collectively to produce distinctive landform.

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The coast is one of the most vast, active and varied of Earth's geomorphological features..It may be simply defined as the physical interface between land and sea, that area where atmospheric, terrestrial and marine processes act collectively to produce distinctive landform.

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Coasts and conflict : towards harmonization and integration in Mediterranean / Elisabeth Conrad and Louis F. Cassar ; illustrations by Maria Conrad and Victor Falzon

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