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Author Chi Ngang, Carol

Title Natural Resource Sovereignty and the Right to Development in Africa
Published Milton : Taylor & Francis Group, 2021

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Description 1 online resource (329 p.)
Series Earthscan Studies in Natural Resource Management
Contents Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of illustrations -- List of editors and contributors -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 The natural resource and right to development dilemma -- Part 1 Normative considerations on natural resource sovereignty and the right to development -- Chapter 2 Sustainable right to development governance of natural resources in Africa -- Chapter 3 Loss, anguish and postponement: The story of African development, natural resource ownership and the paradox of waiting
Chapter 4 Rationale for Africa's 'legitimate' ownership of her natural resources -- Chapter 5 Resource constitutionalism for socio-economic development in Africa's petrostates: Re-imagining prior-informed consent -- Chapter 6 Peoples' right to natural resources in Africa and state sovereignty: A quest for equilibrium -- Chapter 7 Colonial extraction of natural resources and the impact on the right to development in Africa -- Part 2 Permanent sovereignty over natural resources -- Chapter 8 Issues of sovereignty over natural resources in Africa
Chapter 9 Rethinking natural resource ownership and the realisation of the right to development for indigenous peoples in Africa -- Chapter 10 Ownership of natural resources and the right to development for African indigenous peoples -- Chapter 11 Assessing the impact of water on the right to development (RTD) within the tourism industry in Africa -- Part 3 Collective benefit-sharing of natural resources in sustaining the right to development -- Chapter 12 Sustainable Development Goals and the bumpy road to 2030 in Ethiopia: The challenges of land grabbing
Chapter 13 Freedom from want and the constitutional right to development in Ethiopia: Urban productive safety net programme-The case of Addis Ababa -- Chapter 14 Corporate social responsibility and the right to development in local communities: The case of the Democratic Republic of Congo -- Chapter 15 Laws on natural resource ownership in Ghana: A perceived hindrance to community development -- Chapter 16 Policy implications for the right to development through the South African Mining Charter
Chapter 17 Impact of artisanal and small-scale gold mining on livelihoods in Mutasa District, Zimbabwe -- Conclusion -- Chapter 18 Towards a resilient development future in Africa -- Index
Notes Description based upon print version of record
Subject Natural resources -- Africa -- Management
Law and economic development -- Africa
Sustainable development -- Africa
Law and economic development.
Natural resources -- Management.
Sustainable development.
Africa.
Form Electronic book
Author Kamga, Serges Djoyou
ISBN 1000433730
9781000433739