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Introduction,oting new mining regimes tailored for resource-rich country clients. Building on case studies located in the Philippines, Laos and Mongolia, the book details a particular politics of mining in the Global South characterised by the . and . of the WBG’s mining agenda in national and local arenas.

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Mining, Multilateral Safeguards, and Political Representation in Laos,ch the Government has stood to promise much needed employment, education, health care, clean water, and infrastructure. Alongside the multiplication of dams being rapidly developed on its rivers, the aspiring ‘battery of Southeast Asia’ has also been resolutely eying its untapped mining sector. Thou

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The Open Pit: Socio-Environmental Safeguards, Multilateral Meddling, and Mining Regimes in the Philin the region, the Philippines is projected to also become a key supplier and producer of copper and gold (USGS, 2012b, p. 22.3). Map 2.1 indicates the geography of the country and the location of the major mines discussed in this chapter.

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Mining, Multilateral Safeguards, and Political Representation in Laos,gh for decades Laos was one of the poorest countries in the region, it now boasts steady economic growth and appears determined to shed its ‘Least Developed Country’ status by 2020. International donors who, until recently, were the lifeline of the country, are cheering such fast paced developments vociferously.

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Fighting Back: Resource Nationalism and the Reclaiming of Political Spaces,fore, the reforms embedded in neoliberal norms are now being questioned and challenged in plural forms. As argued in this chapter, these forms of challenges have often unfittingly been downgraded to displays of ‘populism’.