Showing papers in "Minerals & Energy - Raw Materials Report in 1982"
TL;DR: The struggle of indigenous peoples and their allies for control over their resources and their right to pursue their own models of development is the central theme of the following article on the global struggle for resources as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: The struggle of indigenous peoples and their allies for control over their resources and their right to pursue their own models of development can be seen as the points at which inter-imperialist rivalries and anti-imperialist struggles come together in their sharpest forms. This is the central theme of the following article on the global struggle for resources.
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TL;DR: Schilling as mentioned in this paper evaluates the negative effects of this development on the countries of the "Third World" and evaluates the possibilities of breaking the power of the transnational corporations in this field.
Abstract: The large capitalist corporations are increasingly diversifying their activities. During the last decade they have penetrated the seeds business on a large scale. In this article Horst Schilling looks at the companies that are now completely dominating research, production and marketing in this field. He particularly emphasizes the negative effects of this development on the countries of the «Third World«, and evaluates the possibilities of breaking the power of the transnational corporations.
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TL;DR: The role of the Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (CVRD) in the Brazilian iron industry was analysed by Hayrettin Erdemli in the following article as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: Since the end of the Second World War Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, better known as CVRD, has emerged as the world's leading iron ore exporter. What role is the CVRD playing in the Brazilian iron industry today? What are the long term plans of the company and the implications of these plans? These are a few of the questions analysed by Hayrettin Erdemli in the following article on CVRD today.
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors look at the pattern of internationalization inherent in the Caraja's Program, its internal logic and consistency with other government programs, and point out alternative solutions.
Abstract: This article looks at the pattern of internationalization inherent in the Caraja's Program, its internal logic and consistency with other government programs. It also tries to point out alternative solutions.
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TL;DR: In this article, the second part of our analysis of Swedish iron ore industry, we have interviewed miners and discussed the projects they have presented as alternatives to the grim future outlined in Raw Materials Report Vol 1 No 1.
Abstract: In this second part of our analysis of Swedish iron ore industry we have interviewed miners and discussed the projects they have presented as alternatives to the grim future outlined in Raw Materials Report Vol 1 No 1. Since autumn 1981 the situation in Kiruna has deteriorated and several hundreds of workers are now threatened with dismissal.
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