Panel on Nationalism in the Ussr: Environmental and Territorial Aspects

Bond, Andrew R.; Sagers, Matthew J.; Dienes, Leslie; Goble, Paul; Harris, Chauncy D.; Kingkade, W. Ward; Lewis, Robert A.; Micklin, Philip; Mikesell, Marvin W.; Parming, Tönu; Pryde, Philip R.; Schwartz, Lee; Winston, Victor H.

doi:10.1080/00385417.1989.10640785

Soviet Geography

1989

DOI: 10.1080/00385417.1989.10640785

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Panel on Nationalism in the Ussr: Environmental and Territorial Aspects

Andrew R. Bond¹,

Matthew J. Sagers

Leslie Dienes

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Land Reclamation After Surface Mining in the Ussr: Economic, Political, and Legal Issues

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Piepenburg

1990

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This paper surveys economic, political, and legal factors involved in decisions to reclaim surface-mined land in the USSR, with particular emphasis on coal and iron ore, two of the most economically significant minerals extracted by surface methods. An initial section presents estimates of areas disturbed by surface mining and subsequently reclaimed. An analysis of selected economic, political, and legal factors follows. These include changing ratios of surface to underground production; a price system which undervalues mineral raw materials relative to finished products; Gorbachev's economic reforms; fragmentation of jurisdiction over reclamation activities; and extant reclamation law and its interpretation.

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Land Reclamation After Surface Mining in the Ussr: Economic, Political, and Legal Issues

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1990

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Panel on the State of the Soviet Environment at the Start of the Nineties

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A Preliminary Analysis of Economic Relations Among Union Republics of the Ussr: 1970-1988

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Panel on Nationalism in the Ussr: Environmental and Territorial Aspects

Cited by 18 publications

References 11 publications

Land Reclamation After Surface Mining in the Ussr: Economic, Political, and Legal Issues

Land Reclamation After Surface Mining in the Ussr: Economic, Political, and Legal Issues

Panel on the State of the Soviet Environment at the Start of the Nineties

A Preliminary Analysis of Economic Relations Among Union Republics of the Ussr: 1970-1988

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