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Das internationale Finanzsystem: Katalysator der Inwertsetzung, Zerstörung und Umverteilung der natürlichen Ressourcen des Südens

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Der weltweite Verbrauch an natürlichen Ressourcen ist in vielfacher Weise verflochten mit dem internationalen Finanzsystem. Dieses Papier beleuchtet, wie der internationale Handel mit natürlichen Ressourcen im Rahmen des internationalen Systems von Geld und Kredit und von privaten und öffentlichen Finanzinstitutionen stattfindet und liefert Aufschluss darüber, inwiefern der Verbrauch von Ressourcen dadurch bestimmt wird. Ferner geht es der Frage nach, welche Rolle das internationale Finanzsystem für die (Ungleich-)Verteilung des Zugangs und Verbrauchs an natürlichen Rohstoffen spielt, etwa wie sich Wechselkurse, internationale Schuldner-Gläubiger-Beziehungen, die Regime für internationale Finanzflüsse oder Auslandsdirektinvestitionen auf die Verteilung der Zugriffs- und Verbrauchsmöglichkeiten natürlicher Rohstoffe auswirken. Das Papier fokussiert dabei besonders auf den Zusammenhang zwischen Entwaldung bzw. der Nutzung von Holzprodukten und dem Finanzsystem.

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  • Hersel, Philipp, 2005. "Das internationale Finanzsystem: Katalysator der Inwertsetzung, Zerstörung und Umverteilung der natürlichen Ressourcen des Südens," Wuppertal Papers 153, Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy.
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