Conference Proceedings
International Resource Management, Canberra
Conference Proceedings
International Resource Management, Canberra
Social Responsibility and Obligations to Indigenous Populations
The influx of an industrial environment into or adjacent to the indigenous society has in the past frequently caused the breakdown of traditional be- haviour and culture, and the generation of social and psychological impacts on the local population._x000D_
Successful programmes developed by government agencies and private industry have been implemented in many areas to maintain the cultural environment and still afford the needs for industrial development._x000D_
The ultimate goal of such programmes should be directed toward eventual operation and management of the established industry by the local population.
Successful programmes developed by government agencies and private industry have been implemented in many areas to maintain the cultural environment and still afford the needs for industrial development._x000D_
The ultimate goal of such programmes should be directed toward eventual operation and management of the established industry by the local population.
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D O Rausch, M N Taylor
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