Covid-19 drives spike in resource nationalism

Sarah JollyMarch 4, 2021
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Carbon mine in Colombia. Shutterstock/Paola Serna

Some 34 countries have recorded an increase in resource nationalism risk during the past year driven by Covid-19, and things could spike further as governments seek greater control over mining revenues and the pandemic’s impa...

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Sarah JollyMarch 4, 2021
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