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Nozina, M. 2018. The fate and future of the wildlife trade regulatory regimes: the case of CITES and rhino horn trafficking. In: Hynek, N.; Ditrych, O.; Stritecky, V. (eds) Regulating global security: Insights from conventional and unconventional regimes. Springer: pp. 245-269.

The fate and future of the wildlife trade regulatory regimes: the case of CITES and rhino horn trafficking

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Location Africa Subject Trade Species African Rhinos

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Nozina, M.

Published

2018

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In: Hynek, N.; Ditrych, O.; Stritecky, V. (eds) Regulating global security: Insights from conventional and unconventional regimes. Springer

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pp. 245-269

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The fate and future of the wildlife trade regulatory regimes: the case of CITES and rhino horn trafficking