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Resource-for-Infrastructure Agreements as an Alternative Conception of Market Capitalism. The Sicomines Agreement in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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Focusing on the Sicomines Agreement in the Democratic Republic of Congo, this paper explores the implications of 'Resource-for-Infrastructure' deals and critiques the effectiveness of 'Corporate Social Responsibility' in redefining market capitalism. It highlights the DRC's vast natural resources, including extensive arable land and a wealth of minerals and metals, underscoring the challenges and limitations faced in international development and resource management within the region.
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Resource-for-Infrastructure Agreements as an Alternative Conception of Market Capitalism. The Sicomines Agreement in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Daniel Robinson
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- Title
- Resource-for-Infrastructure Agreements as an Alternative Conception of Market Capitalism. The Sicomines Agreement in the Democratic Republic of Congo
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Daniel Robinson
- Publisher
- GRIN Verlag
- Released
- 2021
- Format
- Paperback
- ISBN13
- 9783346410023
- Category
- Political Science / Politics
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- Focusing on the Sicomines Agreement in the Democratic Republic of Congo, this paper explores the implications of 'Resource-for-Infrastructure' deals and critiques the effectiveness of 'Corporate Social Responsibility' in redefining market capitalism. It highlights the DRC's vast natural resources, including extensive arable land and a wealth of minerals and metals, underscoring the challenges and limitations faced in international development and resource management within the region.