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| 100 | 1 | _aSOESASTRO Hadi | |
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_aIndonesia and the rise of resource nationalism / _cHadi Soesastro |
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| 520 | _aRecently the trend for energy and primary resource industries to be nationalised has been increasing. Governments see immediate benefits as their share of income rises but, with a few exceptions, state owned oil production companies have lower operating standards and oversee falling production. Shortages could even lead to resource conflicts. This article suggests Indonesia once again take a lead in devising new ways for governments to work with the oil multinationals to the benefit of both parties. | ||
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_aINDONESIA _xPRIMARY RESOURCES |
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_aINDONESIA _xNATURAL RESOURCES |
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_aINDONESIA _xENERGY PRODUCTION |
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_aIndonesian Quarterly : _gVol 35 No 3, 2007, pp.198-202 |
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| 598 | _aSEASIA, ENERGY | ||
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_ufile://Lib-svr/SubjectFiles/Indonesia/F911.pdf _zClick here to view the full text |
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