"Public participation" will define major resource, mining, and energy developments in the twenty-first century. Understanding this new human dimension in law and development will be essential not only for lawyers but also for companies, governments, international agencies, and citizens. This collection provides much needed practical and theoretical guidance.
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Donald M. Zillman is Godfrey Professor of Law and Interim President, University of Maine at Fort Kent. Alastair Lucas is a Professor of Law and Adjunct Professor of Environmental Science, The University of Calgary. George Pring is Professor of Law, University of Denver College of Law, and Adjunct Professor, Environmental Science and Engineering Faculty, Colorado School of Mines.
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