Abstract
Resource management is a highly contested topic, as various methodologies have been employed by governments, corporations, and interest groups across the globe. Contemporary debates regarding resource management primarily focus on two linked issues: the role of government and problem recognition. This paper will explain the two different resource management strategies and delve into the problem recognition process. Ultimately, this paper will examine the Haitian-Dominican borderland to address both of these issues and demonstrate the need for an integrated, sustainable, interventionist approach in the management of borderland resources.
Paper prepared for the Environmental Studies Senior Seminar/Geography Capstone.
Faculty Advisor: Dr. David Salisbury
Document Type
Unpublished Paper
Publication Date
9-18-2014
Recommended Citation
Valenski, Andrew. "Quantifying Soil Loss in the Hispaniola Borderland." Paper for Environmental Studies Senior Seminar/Geography capstone, University of Richmond, September 18, 2014.