Indigenous peoples and oil development: reconciling conflicting interests

Manuela. Tomei

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Argues for an approach aimed not only at the material restoration of lost or injured assets, but also paving the way for social, economic and cultural rehabilitation of affected indigenous communities. Focuses essentially on Latin America and draws to an extent on the ILO's research and technical cooperation activities in that region.

Keywords: indigenous people.; tribal people; petroleum resources; resources development; petroleum industry.; social conflict; environmental degradation; human rights; indigenous community.; multinational enterprise.; consultation; sustainable development; peuple autochtone; peuple tribal; ressources pétrolières; mise en valeur des ressources; industrie pétrolière; conflit social; dégradation de l'environnement; droits de l'homme; collectivité indigène; entreprise multinationale; concertation; développement durable; pueblo indígena; pueblo tribal; recursos petrolíferos; fomento de recursos; industria del petróleo; conflicto social; degradación del medio ambiente; derechos humanos; comunidad indígena; empresa multinacional; concertación; desarrollo sostenible (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 49 pages
Date: 1998
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