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Stefan Giljum

Affiliation: WU
City: Vienna
Country: Austria
URL: https://www.wu.ac.at/en/ecolecon/institute/team/sgiljum/

Publications related to (urban) metabolism by Stefan Giljum

8 publication(s) found.

Title	Author(s)	Year
The Global Resource Footprint of Nations	Arnold Tukker Tatyana Bulavskaya Stefan Giljum Arjan de Stephan Lutter Moana Simas Konstantin Stadler Richard Wood	2014
Global patterns of material flows and their socio-economic and environmental implications: a MFA study on all countries world-wide from 1980 to 2009	Stefan Giljum Monika Dittrich Mirko Lieber Stephan Lutter	2014
Materials embodied in international trade - Global material extraction and consumption between 1995 and 2005	Willibald Bruckner Stefan Giljum Christian Lutz Kirsten Svenja	2012
Towards a global multi-regional environmentally extended input-output database	Arnold Tukker Evgueni Poliakov Reinout Heijungs Troy Hawkins Frederik Neuwahl José M. Rueda-Cantuche Stefan Giljum Henri C. Moll Jan Oosterhaven Maaike Bouwmeester	2009
Trade, Materials Flows, and Economic Development in the South: The Example of Chile	Stefan Giljum	2004
Material flow accounting and analysis: A Valuable Tool for Analyses of Society-Nature Interrelationships	Friedrich Hinterberger Stefan Giljum Mark Hammer	2003
Material Flow Analysis on the Regional Level: Questions, Problems, Solutions	Mark Hammer Stefan Giljum Silvia Bargigli Friedrich Hinterberger	2003
Material Flow Analysis of the City of Hamburg	Mark Hammer Stefan Giljum Friedrich Hinterberger	2003

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