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Minerals strategies and development: International political economy, state, class and the role of the bauxite/aluminum and copper industries in Jamaica and Peru

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Stephens, E.H. Minerals strategies and development: International political economy, state, class and the role of the bauxite/aluminum and copper industries in Jamaica and Peru. Studies in Comparative International Development 22, 60–102 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02687144

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