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'This book contains excellent insights into the management of natural resources in the face of climate and sustainable development targets in many different parts of the world. A must for practitioners and researchers.' - Rick van der Ploeg, University of Oxford, UK 'The Handbook of Sustainable Politics and Economics of Natural Resources covers a wide range of topics associated with the management of non-renewable resources. The thread connecting the various research paths explored by the authors is the belief that lessons learned from experience alone are not a good enough compass to guide policy making in today's deeply interconnected and fast changing economy. The importance of tailoring policy making to local circumstances and the type of non-renewable resource is emphasized throughout the book, and its implications are discussed with regard to the path and speed of energy transition policies in resource-rich countries. A good read that successfully puts non-renewable resource policies in context with other important economic and social imperatives.' - Silvana Tordo, The World Bank, US

'This book contains excellent insights into the management of natural resources in the face of climate and sustainable development targets in many different parts of the world. A must for practitioners and researchers.' -- Rick van der Ploeg, University of Oxford, UK 'The Handbook of Sustainable Politics and Economics of Natural Resources covers a wide range of topics associated with the management of non-renewable resources. The thread connecting the various research path explored by the authors is the belief that lessons learned from experience alone are not a good enough compass to guide policy making in today's deeply interconnected and fast changing economy. The importance of tailoring policy making to local circumstances and the type of non-renewable resource is emphasized throughout the book, and its implications are discussed with regard to the path and speed of energy transition policies in resource-rich countries. A good read that successfully puts non-renewable resource policies in context with other important economic and social imperatives.' -- Silvana Tordo, World Bank, US

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Edited by Stella Tsani, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, University of Ioannina, Greece and Indra Overland, Research Professor, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs, Norway

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