“Can Ships Help Cultivate Cross-Country Ties?” | Victoria Reyes

Reyes, Victoria. 2018. “Can Ships Help Cultivate Cross-Country Ties?” Sociological Insights for Development Policy 3(1): 1-2,

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Reprinted with slight revisions on the Scholars Strategy Network, October 15, 2018, “How Arriving Ships Impact Port Communities and Economies”

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