Communities, method of usage: unravelling mining guides, manuals and reports
Raquel Giffoni Pinto,
Maíra Sertã Mansur,
Cristiana Losekann
Abstract:Over the past twenty years, in different parts of the world, there has been an increase in environmental conflicts related to mining activities. In order to understand how agents in the extractive sector have described these conflicts and the way in which they have acted in response to them, this article analyzes two sets of publications produced during the last decade. Risk and trend reports for the extractive sector prepared through consultancies by Ernst & Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Deloitte and KPM… Show more
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