APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF NATURAL RESOURCE CONFLICTS IN GEOGRAPHY AND RELATED SCIENCES
The natural-resource conflict in the modern science is considerable interest to wide range of scientific disciplines, including geography, as a science related to the study of territorial social systems. As applied to natural-resource conflicts, the geographic component is mandatory (science natural resources are confined to certain territories) and, often, hypertrophied, since the ability to dispose of natural resources is often associated with the possession of the territory of their concentration.