Conflict over Natural Resources in South-East Asia and the Pacific (UNU, 1990, 256 pages)

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1. Introduction

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1.1 Commonalities and directions for future research

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2. Conflict over land-based natural resources in the ASEAN countries

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2.1 The ASEAN region: great wealth and great strife

2.2 The historical roots of conflict

2.3 The plunder of forest resources

2.4 The transformation of a natural resource: from agriculture to agribusiness

2.5 Conflicts over mineral resources

2.6 Development and tribal peoples: resistance to displacement

2.7 Natural resource abuses: a time for change

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3. The Japanese economy and South-East Asia: the examples of the Asahan aluminium and Kawasaki Steel Projects

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3.1 The Japanese miracle

3.2 Eyed of the miracle?

3.3 A new vision of economic: development

3.4 The vision in action: Asahan

3.5 Japan's overseas steel industry

3.6 Kawasaki in Mindanao: the export of pollution

3.7 Conclusion: the comprehensive security system - What price?

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4. International conflict over marine resources in South-East Asia: trends in politicization and militarization

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4.1 Present and future conflict over marine resources

4.2 Common threads in the pattern of conflict

4.3 Conflict

4.4 New directions for co-operation

4.5 Progressive management concepts

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5. Conflict over natural resources in Malaysia: the struggle of small-scale fishermen

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5.1 Introduction

5.2 The 1950s early developments in the Malayan fisheries industry

5.3 The experience with fishing co-operatives, 1957-1965

5.4 A decade of trawling development, 1960-1970

5.5 The poverty eradication programme of the 1970s: new deal for small-scale fishermen?

5.6 Policy developments in the 1980s

5.7 Conclusion

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6. Conflict over natural resources in the Pacific

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6.1 The region and its resources

6.2 Conflicts over marine space

6.3 Conflicts over the marine environment

6.4 Conflicting maritime claims

6.5 Conflicts over pelagic resources

6.6 Conflict over seabed mineral resources

6.7 Conclusions

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