Governance of extractive industries
Subtitle: assessing national experiences to inform regional cooperation in Southeast Asia
By: edited by Evi Fitriani, Francisia Seda, Yesi Maryam
Contributors: Penerbit Universitas Indonesia
Publisher: UIP
Published: 2014
Place of publication: [Jakarta]
Language: eng; ind
Number of pages: 255
ISBN-13: 9789794565650
Subjects: Mineral industries; Mines and mineral resources; Industrial policy; Foreign economic relations
Notes: Suported by ASEAN Study Center and Institute for Essential Services Reform.

Includes bibliographical references.

In English.
Table of contents: title: Dare to transform governing extractive industries in Southeast Asia / Evi Fitriani, Morentalisa Hutapea, and Fabby Tumiwa; title: Involuntary resettlement in the extractive industries, lessons from a Vietnamese mining project / Mai Vo and David Brereton; title: Indigenous peoples and mining management, a practical case from the Philippines / Ermy Ardhyanti and Triyono Basuki; title: To be self-advocates, what Southeast Asian countries can learn from three Indonesian areas' experiences in dealing with extractive industries / Laila Kholid Alfirdaus; title: Regional innovations to avoid the resources curse, practical cases from Indonesia and the Philippines to improve governance in extractive industries / Ermy Ardhyanti and Triyono Basuki; title: Good governance in oil and gas energy policies, case study of Indonesia and Malaysia / Sa'dan Mubarok and Darang S. Candra; title: Developing a standard for managing natural resources in ASEAN countries / Fernanda Borges; title: The benefits of applying the framework for indigenous rights in Southeast Asia / Andy Whitmore; title: The urgency to transform, the governance of extractive industries in Southeast Asia / Francisia S.S.E. Seda.