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Multilateral governance of invasive alien species management: An ecological-economic model with Allee effect
Invasive alien species (IAS) generate substantial ecological and economic damages that often transcend political boundaries, creating strong incentives for coordinated management. We develop a two-region ecological-economic model of IAS control that integrates prevention and eradication measures wit
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