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Policy Forum: Emerging Transnational Responses to Global Extractive Industries / Forum politique: L’émergence des réponses transnationales face aux industries d’extraction globales

The political economy of natural resource extraction: a new model or extractive imperialism?

Pages 79-95 | Published online: 27 Mar 2013

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