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From Ecological Sin Towards Integral Conversion

Management, Philosophy | Albers School of Business, College of Education

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About this Article

Jessica Ludescher Imanaka, PhD

Journal Article

A Matter of Spirit, Environmental Justice Issue, Spring 2020, 126, 9-11

Imanaka, J. (2020)

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