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Deutsch-afrikanische Beziehungen 1999rks of European and national regulations. It analyzes the characteristics of Italian and Croatian regional strategies, which are divided into northern, central, and southern Adriatic strategies. The analysis employs a common and replicable approach. The strategies reflect varying emphases on mitigat

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