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Development of the copper industry and transnational corporations: the Chilean experience = Desarrollo de la industria del cobre y las empresas transnacionales: la experiencia de Chile _ Español
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The complex process surrounding the nationalization of the copper industry in Chile has raised numerous important questions and engendered conflicting claims about principles and standards required by international law in property takings affecting the interests and rights of aliens. The purpose of this article is to examine, in an objective fashion, some of these questions and claims with particular reference to well-established precedents and contemporary doctrines in this problematic area of international law. Such an attempt at objectivity is not easy since the Chilean nationalization involves necessarily disparate notions about the right to property and its protection under municipal and international law.
SUMMARY Relations between MNCs and Third World host countries in the field of natural resources are often discussed in terms of bargaining. This article suggests an alternative approach based on an analysis of post-War capitalism and concomitant developments in the periphery of the world capitalist system. Natural resource policies in certain Latin American countries are discussed briefly.
RESUMEL'Etat, les compagnies multi-nationales et les ressources naturelles en Amérique Latine
Les rapports des multi-nationales et des pays-hôtes du Tiers Monde en ce qui concerne les ressources naturelles sont souvent discutés d'un point de vue de marchandage. Cet article propose une approche différente fondée sur l'analyse du capitalisme d'après-guerre et des développements concomitants en bordure du système capitaliste mondial. Les politiques de certains pays latino-américains, en matière de ressources naturelles font l'objet d'une brève discussion.
RESUMENEl Estado, las companías multinacionales y los recursos naturales en la América Latina
Las relaciones entre las compañías multinacionales y los países del Tercer Mundo donde se instalan, en la esfera de los recursos naturales, con frecuencia se analizan teniendo en cuenta las posibilidades de negociación. En este artículo se sugiere una actitud alternativa basada en un análisis del capitalismo de la postguerra y la evolución consiguiente en la periferia del sistema capitalista mundial. Se reseñan brevemente las políticas de los recursos naturales en algunos países de América Latina.
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La economía de Chile y la industria del cobre
- Ignacio Aliaga Lo
ALIAGA lo, Ignacio, La economía de Chile y la industria del cobre, Santiago,
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Overseas Development Council, Development Paper
- Lester Brown
BROWN, Lester, "The Global Politics of Resource Scarcity", Overseas
Development Council, Development Paper, NQ 17, 197'+°