Article explores how indigenous resource control meets inter-imperialist rivalries and anti-imperialist fights.
The struggle of indigenous peoples and their allies for control over their resources and their right to pursue their own models of development can be seen as the points at which inter-imperialist rivalries and anti-imperialist struggles come together in their sharpest forms. This is the central theme of the following article on the global struggle for resources.
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