Bumochir Dulam, The State, Popular Mobilization and Gold Mining in Mongolia. Shaping “Neoliberal” Policies
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24 décembre 2021
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Sandagsuren Undargaa, « Bumochir Dulam, The State, Popular Mobilization and Gold Mining in Mongolia. Shaping “Neoliberal” Policies », Études mongoles et sibériennes, centrasiatiques et tibétaines, ID : 10.4000/emscat.5527
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Currently in Mongolia, it seems as though history is repeating itself to some extent. Just as in the early 20th century, Mongolians are again determining their socio-economic and political trajectories in re-building the nation-state. Dissimilar to the previous century’s bloody political conflict that built a socialist nation-state based on Marxism-Leninism, current 21st century Mongolians are wrangling about the potential benefits of neoliberal reforms of building a capitalist nation state. ...