Mineral resource extraction and its political risks

Cehlár, Michal; Domaracká, Lucia; Šimko, Igor; Puzder, Matej

doi:10.1201/b19259-9

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“…A similar point of view presented by Cehlar et al (2015), Cismas et al (2017), Lekkas et al (1997), Brueckner (2011), Paparrizos et al (2016, Lekkas et al (2017), Schuck (2014), Lamprou and Vagionas (2017), Stiglitz (1989), Konisky and Teodoro (2016), Welch (2015), Straka et al (2014), Garcia (2011), Johannsen and Fill (2017), Sánchez-González et al (2017), Lohrmann and Reichert (2016), Rahmat (2019), Rofiq and Pramono (2019), Rutkowska and Rembielak-Vitchev (2008), and Damme et al (2017).…”

Section: Methodology Versus Realization Of Local Developmentsupporting

confidence: 62%

Development Planning versus Participation of Inhabitants in Management

Popławski¹

2020

ERSJ

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Purpose:There is an emphasis that planning sustainable development is conditioned by external and internal factors. The basis for such planning is a range of an area research which can distinguish the groups of similar units and quantify their stages of development. The aim of the article is to present the author's methodological proposal in the field of management and development planning, taking the opinions of the commune inhabitants. Design/Methodology/Approach: The paper presents the application of changes in planning the sustainable development, in the context of a stable economy. In present conditions, there is a lack of problem identification, especially social and economic. The proposed procedure of methodology on the basis of inhabitants' opinions of the communes of Swietokrzyskie Voivodeship situated in protected areas, such as landscape parks and regions of protected landscape is an element of a wider research problem. At present this problem has and is going to have a more significant meaning, the participation of local communities in creating their own development. Findings: The problem has already had and will continue to have a growing importance, because it will no longer be possible to prevent the participation of local societies in creating their own development. Practical Implications: The realisation of sustainable development will require a total change of the orientation of all the parties interested, according to the social and economic problems (basic principles). Originality/Value: In the majority of the recommended planning procedures, there is a possibility of economy improvement and contribution to the improvement of social and economic welfare.

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Section: Methodology Versus Realization Of Local Developmentsupporting

confidence: 62%

Development Planning versus Participation of Inhabitants in Management

Popławski¹

2020

ERSJ

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“…As we can see, for the success of websites such as tripadvisor.com and zagat.com, it is just ratings and reviews of customers and tourists, which often form the basis for future buyer´s decisions on buying or not buying. Research of this type of social media and networks point to a high degree of impact and evaluation reviews the tourists can decide about [8][9][10].…”

Section: Use Of Data Mining In Tourism -Social Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This provides that the underlying characteristics of the data sets can be compared. This means that, for example, when looking at Google Trends data for two different locations, interest" (proportion of searches) rather than volume" is being compared [8,16].…”

Section: Use Of Data Mining In Tourism -Google Trendsmentioning

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The Use of Social Media and Internet Data-Mining for the Tourist Industry

Kršák¹,

Kysela²

2016

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“…But they are also a negative form of human perception, because mining is often associated with negative phenomena in the country. Not ignoring the political risk, associated not only with legislative parameters, but also with the dissatisfaction of citizens who are active participants in politics through elections [1]. This is the reason why should raw material (RM) policy also take their needs into account as well as sustainable economic growth, which is conditioned by providing of reliable RM supply and proper protection of living environment [34].…”

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Macroeconomic indicators of raw material policy in Slovakia

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This paper points to the development tendencies of selected macroeconomic indicators of raw material policy in Slovakia, which forms an integral part of the national economic policy of the state. It describes in detail selected macroeconomic indicators of exploitation of raw materials, which form the basic platform of functioning of all national economic sectors in Slovakia. It also points out the benefits for the Slovak economy in the form of revenues from mining activities to the state budget, municipal budget and environmental fund. At the end the article summarizes the partial findings from the development tendencies of macroeconomic indicators of raw material policy, which is currently an integral part of the industrial policy of the European Union.

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Mineral resource extraction and its political risks

Cited by 13 publications

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Development Planning versus Participation of Inhabitants in Management

Development Planning versus Participation of Inhabitants in Management

The Use of Social Media and Internet Data-Mining for the Tourist Industry

Macroeconomic indicators of raw material policy in Slovakia

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