Resolved issues and remaining questions about social carrying capacity
Leisure SciencesPublished 1 January 1984
Alan R. Graefe, Jerry J. Vaske, Fred R. Kuss
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(1984). Resolved issues and remaining questions about social carrying capacity. Leisure Sciences: Vol. 6, Social Carrying Capacity, pp. 497-507.
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