Elgar Companion on Inequality and Natural Resources

Edited by Graham A. Davis

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This timely Companion explores the unique relationship between inequality and natural resource management, highlighting the positive and negative interactions between the two. Presenting new data, methodologies and narrative contributions from economic and political science disciplines, expert scholars examine the impact of natural resources on inequities in the world economy.

Keywords: Inequality; Natural Resources; Oil And Gas; Mining; Environmental Pollution; Sustainable Development (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781035327362
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction: inequality and natural resources

Graham A. Davis and Philip Nel

Ch 2 Tropical land use change, biodiversity loss and inequality

Edward B. Barbier

Ch 3 Addressing intergovernmental distributional impacts of climate fiscal risks

Giorgio Brosio, Juan Pablo Jiménez and Ignacio Ruelas Avila

Ch 4 Modernizing oil and gas royalties in British Columbia: a corporate taxation balancing act and its implications for income inequality

Grant Nülle and Graham A. Davis

Ch 5 Affordable access to reliable and safe drinking water: issues and implications for inequality in developed countries

Steven M. Smith and Julia Talbot-Jones

Ch 6 Principal components of institutions, diversification, and growth

Thorvaldur Gylfason and Gylfi Zoega

Ch 7 Oil rents and educational inequality: new cross-country evidence

Soran Mohtadi and Mohammad Reza Farzanegan

Ch 8 Decarbonization and inequality from the supply side: mining and education in Peru

Osmel Manzano and Daniela Valdivia

Ch 9 Mining governance and resource inequality in the Central African Copperbelt

Kristian Kastner Warpinski, Fabien Mayani and Barbara J. Smith

Ch 10 Electric vehicles: contested temporalities in critical minerals and resource extraction

Joseph Nyangon

Ch 11 Inequality built in: geopolitics and the systemic impact of unequal resource distribution

Samuel R. Schubert

Ch 12 Oil cartels, economic growth, and inequality

John R. Heilbrunn

Ch 13 Technological advances in critical metal recovery and their implications for sustainable development and inequality

Jihye Kim and Nicole M. Smith

Ch 14 Queer in the quarry: the political economy of LGBT rights and extractive resources

Elissaios Papyrakis and Luca Tasciotti

Ch 15 The spatial curse of natural resources and its effect on cross-country income inequality

Fabrizio Carmignani

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