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Mineral projects in Asian countries: Geology, regulation, fiscal regimes and the environment

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  • Naito, Koh
  • Myoi, Hajime
  • Otto, James
  • Smith, David
  • Kamitani, Masaharu

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  • Naito, Koh & Myoi, Hajime & Otto, James & Smith, David & Kamitani, Masaharu, 1998. "Mineral projects in Asian countries: Geology, regulation, fiscal regimes and the environment," Resources Policy, Elsevier, vol. 24(2), pages 87-93, June.
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    3. James Otto & Koh Naito & George (Rock) Pring, 1999. "Environmental regulation of exploration and mining operations in Asian countries," Natural Resources Forum, Blackwell Publishing, vol. 23(4), pages 323-334, November.

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