Indeed, it may be argued that such largely compatible views among Chinese experts and their Southeast Asian neighbours on the practically significant issues of what to share, what not to share, and whether environmental benefits should be prioritized, potentially contribute to the advancement and progression in the cooperation of these countries, most clearly illustrated by the LMCM [ 56 ].
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Benefit sharing in international rivers: A Q-methodology study of regional understanding and perception in Asia.
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