The Political Economy of Resource Regulation by Andreas R.d. Sanders PAPERBACK

University of British Columbia Press

Discover the fascinating history of resource regulation with "The Political Economy of Resource Regulation: An International and Comparative History, 1850-2015." This insightful book delves into how political systems, interest groups, and global institutions have shaped distinct regulatory regimes for natural resources over more than a century. Through case studies spanning seven continents, it reveals how economic realities and public demands have transformed resource management. Explore why some resource-rich nations have thrived while others have struggled with poverty and corruption. This comparative history offers unique perspectives on the crucial role of regulatory regimes in the international political economy. Key Features: - Comprehensive historical analysis from 1850-2015 - International and comparative perspective across seven continents - Examines the intersection of politics, economics, and resource management - Offers insights into national development and resource governance Product Summary: University of British Columbia Press, The Political Economy of Resource Regulation, Paperback, 376 pages, Andreas R.D. Sanders, International and Comparative History.