New approaches to the governance of natural resources : insights from Africa

ed. by J. Andrew Grant, Associate Professor, Queen's University, Canada ...

PART I: INTRODUCTION: THEORETICAL APPROACHES AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS . - 1. 'New' Approaches to the Governance of Africa's Natural Resources; J. Andrew Grant, W. R. Nadege Compaore, Matthew I. Mitchell, and Mats Ingulstad . - 2. Interrogating the 'Good' in 'Good Governance': Rethinking Natural Resource Governance Theory and Practice in Africa; Mari-Lise du Preez . - PART II: GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES IN AFRICA'S OIL SECTOR . - 3. The Rise and Fall of Oil-Rentier States in Africa; Douglas Yates. - 4. Access to Information and Transparency Provisions in Petroleum Laws in Africa: A Comparative Analysis; Peter G. Veit and Carole Excell . - 5. Micro Level Effects of Oil Resources: Insights from a Survey of Angolan Microcredit Clients; Allan Cain, Ivar Kolstad, and Arne Wiig . - 6. Bridging the Governance Gap in South Sudan: Connecting Policymakers to Populations in Africa's Newest Oil-Producing Country; Conrad Winn, Melissa Jennings, and Matthew I. Mitchell . - PART III: GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES IN AFRICA'S NON PETROLEUM NATURAL RESOURCE SECTORS. - 7. Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships in Mining: From Engagement to Development in Ghana; Hevina S. Dashwood and Bill Buenar Puplampu . - 8. Network Governance and the African Timber Organization: Prospects for Regional Forestry Governance in Africa; J. Andrew Grant, Dianne Balraj, Jeremy Davison, and Georgia Mavropoulos-Vagelis . - 9. Refocusing Governance from the 'Bottom-Up': Understanding the Gendered Dynamics of Land Deals for Biofuel Development in Kenya and Tanzania; Andrea Collins . - 10. Casting the Net Widely: Effective Governance and the Contribution of Fisheries to the Development of African Countries; Ussif Rashid Sumaila and Dawit Tesfamichael . - 11. Hydropolitics and Transboundary River Basin Management Nuances in the Southern African Development Community; Anthony Turton . - PART IV: CONCLUDING REMARKS: NEW CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES . - 12. Global and Local Challenges and Opportunities: Reflections on China and the Go

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Year of publication:	[2015]
Other Persons:	Grant, J. Andrew (ed.) ; Mitchell, Matthew I. (ed.) ; Compaoré, W.R. Nadège (ed.)
Publisher:	Basingstoke, Hampshire [u.a.] : Palgrave Macmillan
Subject:	Natürliche Ressourcen \| Natural resources \| Ressourcennutzung \| Natural resource use \| Governance-Ansatz \| Governance approach \| Afrika \| Africa \| Ressourcenökonomie \| Governance
Description of contents:	Table of Contents [gbv.de] ; Description [swbplus.bsz-bw.de]

Extent:	XXVIII, 292 S. graph. Darst.
Series:	International political economy series
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Type of publication (narrower categories):	Sammelwerk ; Collection of articles of several authors
Language:	English
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references and index Enth. 13 Beitr. PART I: INTRODUCTION: THEORETICAL APPROACHES AND POLICY IMPLICATIONS . - 1. 'New' Approaches to the Governance of Africa's Natural Resources; J. Andrew Grant, W. R. Nadege Compaore, Matthew I. Mitchell, and Mats Ingulstad . - 2. Interrogating the 'Good' in 'Good Governance': Rethinking Natural Resource Governance Theory and Practice in Africa; Mari-Lise du Preez . - PART II: GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES IN AFRICA'S OIL SECTOR . - 3. The Rise and Fall of Oil-Rentier States in Africa; Douglas Yates. - 4. Access to Information and Transparency Provisions in Petroleum Laws in Africa: A Comparative Analysis; Peter G. Veit and Carole Excell . - 5. Micro Level Effects of Oil Resources: Insights from a Survey of Angolan Microcredit Clients; Allan Cain, Ivar Kolstad, and Arne Wiig . - 6. Bridging the Governance Gap in South Sudan: Connecting Policymakers to Populations in Africa's Newest Oil-Producing Country; Conrad Winn, Melissa Jennings, and Matthew I. Mitchell . - PART III: GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES IN AFRICA'S NON
ISBN:	978-1-137-28040-4
Source:	ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW

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