Abstract
This report consists of two case studies of indigenous peoples living in the Americas. It is the first report in a series and the others will be devoted to indigenous peoples in Africa and Asia. The focus is on the activities of transnational corporations on indigenous lands. However, it should be acknowledged from the outset that transnational corporations today act with the knowledge and consent of the national governments involved. The case studies cover oil development in diverse areas where indigenous peoples live: the rainforest and the arctic. The report concludes with recommendations for Governments and transnational corporations which, if followed could promote cultural diversity and sustainable development. (orig.).
Citation Formats
Ruffing, L.
Social-cultural impacts of transnational oil corporations in environmentally sensitive areas. Documentation VII 1 E.
Germany: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Ruffing, L.
Social-cultural impacts of transnational oil corporations in environmentally sensitive areas. Documentation VII 1 E.
Germany.
Ruffing, L.
1991.
"Social-cultural impacts of transnational oil corporations in environmentally sensitive areas. Documentation VII 1 E."
Germany.
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title = {Social-cultural impacts of transnational oil corporations in environmentally sensitive areas. Documentation VII 1 E}
author = {Ruffing, L}
abstractNote = {This report consists of two case studies of indigenous peoples living in the Americas. It is the first report in a series and the others will be devoted to indigenous peoples in Africa and Asia. The focus is on the activities of transnational corporations on indigenous lands. However, it should be acknowledged from the outset that transnational corporations today act with the knowledge and consent of the national governments involved. The case studies cover oil development in diverse areas where indigenous peoples live: the rainforest and the arctic. The report concludes with recommendations for Governments and transnational corporations which, if followed could promote cultural diversity and sustainable development. (orig.).}
place = {Germany}
year = {1991}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Social-cultural impacts of transnational oil corporations in environmentally sensitive areas. Documentation VII 1 E}
author = {Ruffing, L}
abstractNote = {This report consists of two case studies of indigenous peoples living in the Americas. It is the first report in a series and the others will be devoted to indigenous peoples in Africa and Asia. The focus is on the activities of transnational corporations on indigenous lands. However, it should be acknowledged from the outset that transnational corporations today act with the knowledge and consent of the national governments involved. The case studies cover oil development in diverse areas where indigenous peoples live: the rainforest and the arctic. The report concludes with recommendations for Governments and transnational corporations which, if followed could promote cultural diversity and sustainable development. (orig.).}
place = {Germany}
year = {1991}
month = {Jan}
}