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A multi-layered transition of natural-resource dependent countries: The cases of Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea
| Resumo: | Natural resource dependency has been discussed widely in relation to its direct and indirect effects on national resource-rich countries. Meanwhile, several terms have been coined to define the dependency feature of the natural resources. The effects are not only confined in economic aspect. Economy and politics are often interconnected, to which they also drive a societal change. This paper aims to analyze the effect of natural resources in the economic, political and societal changes while environmental aspect is also underlined. It begins by analyzing the effects of natural resources in underdeveloped and developing countries and underlining a wide range of short and long-term effects of natural resources in economy, politics and society in natural resource-rich countries. Furthermore, the paper makes a comparative analysis of two oil-rich countries, namely Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea. Natural resource dependency is a complex and lengthy discussion topic The paper attempts to overcome the problem of being too broad by first underlining the general effects of natural resource dependency in a separate chapter and by proceeding to make a comparative analysis between two of the same natural resource producer countries. In short, the paper is based on qualitative comparative analysis where economic, political and societal components are underlined. There are several decades of difference in the discovery of oil between Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea. Therefore, the similarities and differences were not observed at the same period due to the different economic, political and societal structure of each country and the chronological difference in the date of independence and discovery of oil. |
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| Autores principais: | Aghalarli, Orkhan |
| Assunto: | Natural resources Dependência -- Dependency Transition Oil-rich countries Recursos naturais Transição Países ricos em petróleo |
| Ano: | 2022 |
| País: | Portugal |
| Tipo de documento: | dissertação de mestrado |
| Tipo de acesso: | acesso aberto |
| Instituição associada: | ISCTE |
| Idioma: | inglês |
| Origem: | Repositório ISCTE |
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| datacite.subjects.subject.fl_str_mv | Natural resources Dependência -- Dependency Transition Oil-rich countries Recursos naturais Transição Países ricos em petróleo |
| datacite.titles.title.fl_str_mv | A multi-layered transition of natural-resource dependent countries: The cases of Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea |
| dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv | Aghalarli, Orkhan |
| dc.date.Accepted.fl_str_mv | 2022-12-22T00:00:00Z |
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| dc.description.none.fl_str_mv | A dependência dos recursos naturais tem sido amplamente discutida no que se refere aos seus efeitos diretos e indiretos nos países ricos em recursos. Entretanto, foram cunhados vários termos para caracterizar a dependência dos recursos naturais. Os efeitos não se limitam apenas ao aspeto económico. A economia e a política estão muitas vezes interligadas e impulsionam uma mudança social. Este trabalho visa analisar o efeito dos recursos naturais nas mudanças económicas, políticas e sociais, olhando ainda para a vertente ambiental. Começa por analisar os efeitos dos recursos naturais nos países subdesenvolvidos e em desenvolvimento e sublinha uma vasta gama de efeitos a curto e a longo prazo dos recursos naturais na economia, na política e na sociedade nos países ricos em recursos naturais. Além disso, faz uma análise comparativa de dois países ricos em petróleo, nomeadamente a Venezuela e a Guiné Equatorial. A dependência de recursos naturais é um tema de discussão complexo e que exige uma reflexão demorada. O trabalho tenta ultrapassar estas questões, sublinhando primeiro os efeitos gerais da dependência dos recursos naturais num capítulo separado e procedendo à análise comparativa entre dois dos mesmos países produtores de recursos naturais. Em suma, o trabalho baseia-se numa análise comparativa qualitativa em que são sublinhadas componentes económicas, políticas e sociais. Há várias décadas de diferença na descoberta do petróleo entre a Venezuela e a Guiné Equatorial. Por conseguinte, as semelhanças e diferenças não foram observadas no mesmo período devido à diferente estrutura económica, política e social de cada país e à diferença cronológica na data da independência e da descoberta do petróleo. |
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| description | Natural resource dependency has been discussed widely in relation to its direct and indirect effects on national resource-rich countries. Meanwhile, several terms have been coined to define the dependency feature of the natural resources. The effects are not only confined in economic aspect. Economy and politics are often interconnected, to which they also drive a societal change. This paper aims to analyze the effect of natural resources in the economic, political and societal changes while environmental aspect is also underlined. It begins by analyzing the effects of natural resources in underdeveloped and developing countries and underlining a wide range of short and long-term effects of natural resources in economy, politics and society in natural resource-rich countries. Furthermore, the paper makes a comparative analysis of two oil-rich countries, namely Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea. Natural resource dependency is a complex and lengthy discussion topic The paper attempts to overcome the problem of being too broad by first underlining the general effects of natural resource dependency in a separate chapter and by proceeding to make a comparative analysis between two of the same natural resource producer countries. In short, the paper is based on qualitative comparative analysis where economic, political and societal components are underlined. There are several decades of difference in the discovery of oil between Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea. Therefore, the similarities and differences were not observed at the same period due to the different economic, political and societal structure of each country and the chronological difference in the date of independence and discovery of oil. |
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| spelling | porNatural resource dependency has been discussed widely in relation to its direct and indirect effects on national resource-rich countries. Meanwhile, several terms have been coined to define the dependency feature of the natural resources. The effects are not only confined in economic aspect. Economy and politics are often interconnected, to which they also drive a societal change. This paper aims to analyze the effect of natural resources in the economic, political and societal changes while environmental aspect is also underlined. It begins by analyzing the effects of natural resources in underdeveloped and developing countries and underlining a wide range of short and long-term effects of natural resources in economy, politics and society in natural resource-rich countries. Furthermore, the paper makes a comparative analysis of two oil-rich countries, namely Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea. Natural resource dependency is a complex and lengthy discussion topic The paper attempts to overcome the problem of being too broad by first underlining the general effects of natural resource dependency in a separate chapter and by proceeding to make a comparative analysis between two of the same natural resource producer countries. In short, the paper is based on qualitative comparative analysis where economic, political and societal components are underlined. There are several decades of difference in the discovery of oil between Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea. Therefore, the similarities and differences were not observed at the same period due to the different economic, political and societal structure of each country and the chronological difference in the date of independence and discovery of oil.porA dependência dos recursos naturais tem sido amplamente discutida no que se refere aos seus efeitos diretos e indiretos nos países ricos em recursos. Entretanto, foram cunhados vários termos para caracterizar a dependência dos recursos naturais. Os efeitos não se limitam apenas ao aspeto económico. A economia e a política estão muitas vezes interligadas e impulsionam uma mudança social. Este trabalho visa analisar o efeito dos recursos naturais nas mudanças económicas, políticas e sociais, olhando ainda para a vertente ambiental. Começa por analisar os efeitos dos recursos naturais nos países subdesenvolvidos e em desenvolvimento e sublinha uma vasta gama de efeitos a curto e a longo prazo dos recursos naturais na economia, na política e na sociedade nos países ricos em recursos naturais. Além disso, faz uma análise comparativa de dois países ricos em petróleo, nomeadamente a Venezuela e a Guiné Equatorial. A dependência de recursos naturais é um tema de discussão complexo e que exige uma reflexão demorada. O trabalho tenta ultrapassar estas questões, sublinhando primeiro os efeitos gerais da dependência dos recursos naturais num capítulo separado e procedendo à análise comparativa entre dois dos mesmos países produtores de recursos naturais. Em suma, o trabalho baseia-se numa análise comparativa qualitativa em que são sublinhadas componentes económicas, políticas e sociais. Há várias décadas de diferença na descoberta do petróleo entre a Venezuela e a Guiné Equatorial. Por conseguinte, as semelhanças e diferenças não foram observadas no mesmo período devido à diferente estrutura económica, política e social de cada país e à diferença cronológica na data da independência e da descoberta do petróleo.application/pdfengporA multi-layered transition of natural-resource dependent countries: The cases of Venezuela and Equatorial GuineaAghalarli, OrkhanHandlehttp://hdl.handle.net/10071/27026URNTID:2031353422023-01-05T15:18:26Z2022-12-22T00:00:00Z2022-12-222022-11http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2open accessporNatural resourcesporDependência -- DependencyporTransitionporOil-rich countriesporRecursos naturaisporTransiçãoporPaíses ricos em petróleo633425 byteshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2application/pdffulltexthttps://repositorio.iscte-iul.pt/bitstream/10071/27026/1/master_orkhan_oglu_aghalarli.pdfother research producthttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_bdccmaster thesis |
| spellingShingle | A multi-layered transition of natural-resource dependent countries: The cases of Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea Aghalarli, Orkhan Natural resources Dependência -- Dependency Transition Oil-rich countries Recursos naturais Transição Países ricos em petróleo |
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| title | A multi-layered transition of natural-resource dependent countries: The cases of Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea |
| title_full | A multi-layered transition of natural-resource dependent countries: The cases of Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea |
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| title_full_unstemmed | A multi-layered transition of natural-resource dependent countries: The cases of Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea |
| title_short | A multi-layered transition of natural-resource dependent countries: The cases of Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea |
| title_sort | A multi-layered transition of natural-resource dependent countries: The cases of Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea |
| topic | Natural resources Dependência -- Dependency Transition Oil-rich countries Recursos naturais Transição Países ricos em petróleo |
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