Political economy of Southeast Asian borderlands: Migration, environment, and developing country firms
Borderland zones in Southeast Asia have become sites of increased economic investment for developing country firms, intra-regional and transnational corporations. As a result of deregulation, these investment opportunities have led to the exploitation of natural and human resources in an unsustainable and unjust way. This article argues that the flows of people and natural resources … Continue reading Political economy of Southeast Asian borderlands: Migration, environment, and developing country firms