Artigo do Center for International Climate and Environmental Research, Oslo, Norway, que discute as consequências da crise financeira nas políticas ambientais de 1997–1999 da Ásia, Brasil e Rússia, além de tratar da relação Estado / Organizações Não-Governamentais na Amazônia Brasileira.
Kasa, S., e Næss, L.O. 2005. Financial crisis and state–NGO relations: The case of Brazilian Amazonia, 1998–2000. Society and Natural Resources, 18:791–804.
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