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Ethnographic Analysis for Sustainable Port Management: A Multi-stakeholder Perspective from European Ports
This study employs an ethnographic methodology to examine sustainable port management strategies within the PIONEERS, a project of European Union research and innovation funding program. Through participatory observation across multiple European ports stakeholder meetings, the research identifies ke
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