Event Title
Natural Resource Development in Mongolia: The Impacts on Culture, Environment and Government
Description
Since the mid-2000s the Mongolian economy has boomed, fueled by the development of the coal, copper and gold mining industries. This session will examine the impact the natural resource boom over the last decade has had on Mongolia’s political system and government, the natural environment, and tangible and intangible cultural heritage. Lecturer: Dr. Charles Krusekopf, Executive Director, American Center for Mongolian Studies, Director and Associate Professor, Royal Roads University School of Business, Victoria, BC
Document Type
Event
Start Date
5-5-2015 7:00 PM
End Date
5-5-2015 9:00 PM
Location
Wilson Library 164F
Genre/Form
Lectures
Geographic Coverage
Mongolia
Subjects - Topical (LCSH)
Mongolia--Politics and government--1992-; Mongolia--Economic conditions; Natural resources--Mongolia
Language
English
Format
video/mp4
Natural Resource Development in Mongolia: The Impacts on Culture, Environment and Government
Wilson Library 164F
Since the mid-2000s the Mongolian economy has boomed, fueled by the development of the coal, copper and gold mining industries. This session will examine the impact the natural resource boom over the last decade has had on Mongolia’s political system and government, the natural environment, and tangible and intangible cultural heritage. Lecturer: Dr. Charles Krusekopf, Executive Director, American Center for Mongolian Studies, Director and Associate Professor, Royal Roads University School of Business, Victoria, BC