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The Extractive Industries and Society

2214-790X · Elsevier BV

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The extractive industries and development: The resource curse at the micro, meso and macro levels

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The political economy of technology adoption: The case of Saharan salt mining

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From colonialism to neoliberalism: Critical reflections on Philippine mining in the “long twentieth century”

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Small-scale mining cooperatives and the state in Bolivia: Their histories, memories and negotiation strategies

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From cutlines to traplines: Post-industrial land use at the Pine Point mine

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Mining in Australia: An historical survey of industry–community relationships

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Will Uganda succumb to the resource curse? Critical reflections

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The co-constitution of neoliberalism, extractive industries, and indigeneity: Anti-mining protests in Puno, Peru

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Greenland, Denmark and the pathway to uranium supplier status

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Ranger Uranium Mine and the Mirarr (Part 1), 1970–2000: The risks of ‘riding roughshod’

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Ranger uranium mine and the Mirarr (Part 2), 2000–2014: ‘A risk to them is a risk to us’

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Black gold in Ghana: Changing livelihoods for women in communities affected by oil production

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Economic nationalism and the public dominion of mineral resources in Ecuador, 1929–1941

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Anglicized place names in Ghana: The case of towns in the Tarkwa Mining Area

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Extractive industries and poverty: A review of recent findings and linkage mechanisms

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Regulating mining resource investments towards sustainable development: The case of Papua New Guinea

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Challenges with resolving mining conflicts in Latin America

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The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) in Uganda: Who will take the lead when the government falters?

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The politics of extractive governance: Indigenous peoples and socio-environmental conflicts

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Technological dynamics and the resource curse: Between macro-economic policy and local corporate social responsibility (CSR)

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Zama-Zama mining in the Durban Deep/Roodepoort area of Johannesburg, South Africa: An invasive or alternative livelihood?

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Corporate social responsibility and extractives industries in Latin America and the Caribbean: Perspectives from the ground

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Asian investment at artisanal and small-scale mines in rural Cameroon

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The United Nations ‘Protect, Respect and Remedy’ Framework: Six years on and what impact has it had?

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Zamazama, “illegal” artisanal miners, misrepresented by the South African Press and Government

2014 · 0 citations

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Review of barriers to reduce mercury use in artisanal gold mining

2014 · 0 citations

Oil and conflict in Nigeria's Niger Delta region: Between the barrel and the trigger

2014 · 0 citations

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