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Ndletyana, Mcebisi,

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Resurgent resource nationalism? : = a study into the global phenomenon /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Resurgent resource nationalism? :/ research by MISTRA ; edited by Mcebisi Ndletyana and David Maimela.
Reminder of title:	a study into the global phenomenon /
other author:	Ndletyana, Mcebisi,
Published:	Johannesburg :Mapungubwe Institute of Strategic Reflection, : 2016.,
Description:	154 pages ;23 cm
Subject:	Natural resources. -
ISBN:	9781920655136

Resurgent resource nationalism? : = a study into the global phenomenon /
Resurgent resource nationalism? :a study into the global phenomenon /research by MISTRA ; edited by Mcebisi Ndletyana and David Maimela. - Johannesburg :Mapungubwe Institute of Strategic Reflection,2016. - 154 pages ;23 cm - Research report ;2014. - Research report (Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection) ;2014..

Includes bibliographical references.

"The period between 2001 and 2008 saw the longest commodities boom in recent history. Resource-rich countries across the world developed more interest in the profits, control and ownership of their natural resources. South Africa, which did not benefit much from the boom in commodity prices, was nonetheless affected by the emergent resource nationalism trend, and it became the focus of the governing party's 2010 National general council, which ultimately resulted in the constitution of a committee to review the country's policy and legislative framework regarding 'natural wealth beneath the soil'. Although the resurgence of resource nationalism is a recent phenomenon, the idea of state intervention in the economy, and the extractive sector in particular, is not new. Resurgent resource nationalism is a qualitative study, undertaken by MISTRA for SASOL Ltd, that looks at the resurgence of resource nationalism over the past ten years. It discusses the concept of resource nationalism and its manifestation in public policy. It identifies the concerns, drivers and instruments through which resource nationalism is pursued by various mining jurisdictions across regions. It deliberately focuses more on the hydrocarbons sector in order to suit the target audience. The aim is to observe macro-trends emerging in various regions of the world and explore how best private actors can respond to the various forms of resource nationalism."--Back cover.

ISBN: 9781920655136

LCCN: 2015494962Subjects--Topical Terms:

544074
Natural resources.

LC Class. No.: HC55 / .R485 2016

Dewey Class. No.: 333.8

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