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DESCRIPTION:The Hans\n& Tamar Oppenheimer Chair in Public International Law
  and\nthe Chaire Charles-Albert Poissant sur la gouvernance et l’aide au\n
 développement of Université du Québec à Montréal are pleased to\ninvite yo
 u to the launch of two books\, in the presence of the\nauthors. Admission 
 is free.\n\nBonnie Campbell (dir.)\, Mining in Africa. Regulation and Deve
 lopment\,\nLondon:: Pluto Press\, Ottawa: CRDI\, and Uppsala: The Nordic A
 frica\nInstitute\, 2009.\nSaleem H. Ali\, Treasures of the Earth. Need\, G
 reed\, and a Sustainable\nFuture\, Yale University Press\, 2009.\n\nThe ev
 ent will take place in the lobby of the Redpath Museum\n(859\, Sherbrooke 
 Street West).\nRegistration and information\nSarah Elola – Communications 
 and Special Events\nC.‐A. Poissant Research Chair\n514‐987‐3000\, Ext. 622
 2\nelola.sarah [at] uqam.ca\nAbout the authors\nBonnie Campbell is Profess
 or of Political\nEconomy at the Université du Québec à Montréal\, where sh
 e holds the\nResearch Chair on Governance and Aid for Development. She has
  been\na member of the International Study Group of the United Nations\nEc
 onomic Commission for Africa on the revision of mining codes in\nAfrica (2
 007-2009) and has advised the Canadian government on\ncorporate social res
 ponsibility in the extractive sector in\ndeveloping countries.\nSaleem H. 
 Ali is now Associate Professor of\nEnvironmental Planning at the Rubenstei
 n School of Environment and\nNatural Resources\, Vermont University. He is
  also on the adjunct\nfaculty of Brown University’s Watson Institute for I
 nternational\nStudies and the UN mandated University for Peace in Costa Ri
 ca. Ali\nhas received grants and project contracts from the United States
 \nInstitute of Peace\, The Tiffany & Company Foundation\, The\nWoodrow Wil
 son International Center for Scholars and the United\nNations Environment 
 Program. His field experience spans six\ncontinents and teaching experienc
 e covers a broad range of courses\nfrom environmental chemistry to environ
 mental conflict\nresolution.\n
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LOCATION:Redpath Museum\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C4\, 859 rue Sherbrooke
  Ouest
SUMMARY:Double book launch: 'Mining in Africa. Regulation and Development' 
 & 'Treasures of the Earth. Need\, Greed\, and a Sustainable Future'
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