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Mining, Development, and Indigenous Peoples in Southeast Asia
January 1, 1994... While it is apparent that mining has contributed greatly to world development in general, the role of mining in the development process for individual countries, regions, and peoples is problematic.(1) Two issues have been at the forefront of debate over mining development in recent years: (1)...
Community Resource Management and Political-Economic Restructuring in Mainland Southeast Asia
January 1, 1994... Recent concern for more sustainable and participatory approaches to development has encouraged a renewed focus on community resource management. This article outlines a framework and research agenda for broadening investigation of community management of land, forest, water, and other resources...
The State, Local Government, and Resource Management in Southeast Asia: Recent Trends in the Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand
January 1, 1994... Environmental policy in Southeast Asia, as elsewhere, emerged as the responsibility of national governments (i.e., the state).(1) In countries with longer experience in the field, large national institutions have arisen, backed by the legislation and sanctions of the state. In the developed...
The Environment and Development in Southeast Asia: Some Social and Political Dimensions
January 1, 1994... While the reasons vary from country to country in Southeast Asia, there is no doubt that each country in the region today faces serious environmental problems. This is especially evident in relation to their natural resources such as forests, minerals, soils and waters. Moreover, in the face of...
The Environment and Development in Southeast Asia: Some Economic and Technological Dimensions
January 1, 1994... Introduction "Environmental control is a luxury we cannot afford" was a frequent refrain from the developing world in the decades of the 1970s and 1980s, yet emerging evidence of the impact of unfettered growth on human health and the ecosystem has provided convincing documentation of the...
