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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN MINERAL ECONOMIES
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Richard M. Auty, Raymond F. Mikesell |
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Hardback |
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£170.00 |
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ISBN 10: |
0198294875 |
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9780198294870 |
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OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS |
Pub. date: |
4 March, 1999 |
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300 |
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The mineral economies are an important group of developing countries which have suffered the `resource curse' over the past 20 years: poorer performance than resource-deficient neighbours. This book draws upon case-studies and analysis of nine countries to demonstrate the difficulties currently faced and the policies which will be required in the future in order to take advantage of finite mineral resources to maintain the economic and social conditions forsustaining growth. |
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The mineral economies comprise approximately one-fifth of developing countries. They face special problems in achieving sustainable development, and have as a group been less successful than resource-deficient neighbours. This book examines the apparent paradox, detailing the current problems facing the mineral economies and the future policies necessary to overcome these problems. Nine countries are studied: Botswana, Chile, Colombia, Indonesia, Jamaica, Namibia, Papua New Guinea, Peru, and Trinidad and Tobago. The authors argue that the key factor is not the sustainability of the mineral production that initially generates growth, but the maintenance of the economic and social conditions for sustaining that growth. They draw upon recent progress in environmental and natural resource accounting to show how this can be achieved, and also assess the socio-political factors that often constrain sustainable development. |
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Clarendon Press |
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