Jojo started following the work of Matthew Bishop, The University of the West Indies at St. Augustine Trinidad and Tobago, Institute of International Relations.
Jojo started following the work of 2 people.
Jojo started following the work of Ozlem Celik, The University of Sheffield, Town and Regional Planning.
Jojo workshop on resource politics coming in a week!
Graduate Student, Politics
Thesis Title: States, Markets and Labour Unions: Political Economy of Natural Resource Extraction in Brazil and Chile
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Jean Grugel
Graham Harrison |
About
PhD student in Politics (Sheffield), MSc Development Studies (Lund), Masters in Asian Studies (Lund), BA Political Science (Philippines).
The project is an ORS/University of Sheffield funded research on the political economy of natural resources in Brazil and Chile. The cases are drawn from petroleum (Brazil) and copper mining (Chile). Using historical institutionalism and critical international political economy perspectives, the research looks at the reconstitution of the state and the significance of organised business and labour unions in shaping resource governance models. My key contribution is to question the sweeping claims around the homogenous effect of neoliberalism across Latin America, problematise the political economy literature on resources for its insufficient and outdated treatment of resource management, and open up debates around what post-neoliberalism means for Latin American states.
Contact Information
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| Address: | Department of Politics |
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