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How can geography contribute to understanding global developments in local resource issues?
Ton Dietz, professor in geography at the University of Amsterdam, outlines the contours of a new study: political environmental geography.
who is entitled to say what about which local resource?
what is the role of ´environmental issues´ in new power clashes?
which new political movements are growing, with what effect on local and international politics?
A landmark text in the evolution of environmental geography. Of specific importance to people involved in local resource debates. | 
