Who Speaks for Siberia?. / Hal Kane.
by Kane, Hal; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2003Article 28Environment. Publisher: World Watch, 2002ISSN: 1522-3205;.Subject(s): Environmental degradation -- Russia (Federation) | Environmentalism | Political corruption -- Russia (Federation) | Privatization -- Russia (Federation) | Russia (Federation) -- Environmental conditions | Siberia (Russia)DDC classification: 050 Summary: "Russia's resource-gouging kleptocracy is gorging itself on Siberian forests, fish, and minerals. It's opposed by a little army of nonprofits whose vision is, by local standards, revolutionary: they believe that Siberia should be managed in the interests of those who actually live there." (WORLDWATCH) The author investigates the struggles Siberia's new civil society faces as it attempts to control the region's underdeveloped resources.
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Originally Published: Who Speaks for Siberia?, March/April 2002; pp. 14-23.
"Russia's resource-gouging kleptocracy is gorging itself on Siberian forests, fish, and minerals. It's opposed by a little army of nonprofits whose vision is, by local standards, revolutionary: they believe that Siberia should be managed in the interests of those who actually live there." (WORLDWATCH) The author investigates the struggles Siberia's new civil society faces as it attempts to control the region's underdeveloped resources.
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