On curses and devils: Resource wealth and sovereignty in an autonomous Tarija, Bolivia

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Flammable societies. Studies on the socio-economics of oil and gas
McNeish, John Andrew and Owen Logan

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Introduction. Rethinking responsibility and governance in resource extraction
Logan, Owen, John-Andrew McNeish
Development from below and oil money from above. Popular organization in contemporary Venezuela
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Conclusion: All other things do not remain equal
McNeish, John-Andrew, Owen Logan

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