Industria del petróleo, orden económico y orden político: estudio comparativo de Ghana y Guinea Ecuatorial
In this article, it is explored the conditioning elements of the economic and political dynamics surrounding the extraction of hydrocarbons in two countries in the Gulf of Guinea: Ghana and Equatorial Guinea. We will address the similarities and differences between both cases, based on the theoretic...
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| description | In this article, it is explored the conditioning elements of the economic and political dynamics surrounding the extraction of hydrocarbons in two countries in the Gulf of Guinea: Ghana and Equatorial Guinea. We will address the similarities and differences between both cases, based on the theoretical elements pointed out by the resource curse paradigm, a perspective that we will use critically. The differences in relation to the quantitative importance of oil resources with respect to total national income, regulatory development, transparency in the management of oil revenues and institutional quality are some of the most important divergences. However, these cases also present important similarities: in relation to the scarce role played by oil specialization in favouring regional insertion, as well as the great challenge of articulating productive linkages between the extractive industry and the local business network. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-540fe2370e3243b1b494b7af3ed90d962025-02-03T10:07:17ZengUniversidad de Zaragoza, Cátedra de Solidaridad y Ciudadanía GlobalRevista Iberoamericana de Estudios de Desarrollo2254-20352021-11-0110220422810.26754/ojs_ried/ijds.600Industria del petróleo, orden económico y orden político: estudio comparativo de Ghana y Guinea EcuatorialÁngeles Sánchez-Díez0Alicia Campos-Serrano1Miembro del Grupo de Estudio de las Transformaciones de la Economía Mundial (Getem). Profesora del Departamento de Estructura Económica y Economía del Desarrollo Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (España)Miembro del Grupo de Estudio de las Transformaciones de la Economía Mundial (Getem). Profesora del Departamento de Antropología Social y Pensamiento Filosófico Español Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (España)In this article, it is explored the conditioning elements of the economic and political dynamics surrounding the extraction of hydrocarbons in two countries in the Gulf of Guinea: Ghana and Equatorial Guinea. We will address the similarities and differences between both cases, based on the theoretical elements pointed out by the resource curse paradigm, a perspective that we will use critically. The differences in relation to the quantitative importance of oil resources with respect to total national income, regulatory development, transparency in the management of oil revenues and institutional quality are some of the most important divergences. However, these cases also present important similarities: in relation to the scarce role played by oil specialization in favouring regional insertion, as well as the great challenge of articulating productive linkages between the extractive industry and the local business network.http://ried.unizar.es/index.php/revista/article/viewFile/600/600.esghanaequatorial guineaoilresources cursepolitical economy |
| spellingShingle | Ángeles Sánchez-Díez Alicia Campos-Serrano Industria del petróleo, orden económico y orden político: estudio comparativo de Ghana y Guinea Ecuatorial Revista Iberoamericana de Estudios de Desarrollo ghana equatorial guinea oil resources curse political economy |
| title | Industria del petróleo, orden económico y orden político: estudio comparativo de Ghana y Guinea Ecuatorial |
| title_full | Industria del petróleo, orden económico y orden político: estudio comparativo de Ghana y Guinea Ecuatorial |
| title_fullStr | Industria del petróleo, orden económico y orden político: estudio comparativo de Ghana y Guinea Ecuatorial |
| title_full_unstemmed | Industria del petróleo, orden económico y orden político: estudio comparativo de Ghana y Guinea Ecuatorial |
| title_short | Industria del petróleo, orden económico y orden político: estudio comparativo de Ghana y Guinea Ecuatorial |
| title_sort | industria del petroleo orden economico y orden politico estudio comparativo de ghana y guinea ecuatorial |
| topic | ghana equatorial guinea oil resources curse political economy |
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