A corporate responsibility? The constitution of fly-in, fly-out mining companies as governance partners in remote, mine-affected localities

Cheshire, Lynda

doi:10.1016/j.jrurstud.2009.06.005

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“…De acordo com Chesire (2009), Pnro e Slocombe (2012), a licença social é uma relação ampliada que contempla o Estado, mercado e sociedade civil.…”

Section: Licença Social Para Operar: Marco Conceitualunclassified

“…Desta forma constitui-se uma preocupação da empresa a composição de parcerias e o incentivo ao desenvolvimento de negócios locais a fim de preparar a comunidade para o fim de sua atividade no local (CHESIRE, 2009), sob o risco de piora da qualidade de vida com a desativação do projeto (CHESIRE, 2009;SING, 2014;HEIKKINEN et al, 2016). O objetivo é evitar que a lógica extrativista sufoque outras formas de desenvolvimento local alternativas à indústria (WILSON e STAMMLER, 2016).…”

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Licença social para operar: reflexões da literatura sobre impactos bilaterais entre indústria petrolífera e pesca

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2017

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O presente artigo tem o objetivo de analisar a literatura internacional afeta à temática de LSO – licença social para operar, com foco no relacionamento das empresas de petróleo com as comunidades tradicionais, em especial com os pescadores artesanais. Em termos metodológicos, com inspiração no protocolo Cochrane, o estudo aplica técnicas de revisão sistemática da literatura em bases de periódicos internacionais, de forma a identificar as principais contribuições teóricas sobre o assunto. Como resultados, a literatura sistematizada reconhece os desafios de conciliação dos interesses corporativos e comunitários, oferecendo um conjunto de boas práticas para a mitigação dos impactos deletérios, além da necessidade de desenvolvimento de práticas de diálogo entre distintos stakeholders, incluindo empresas, comunidades e Estado.

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“…De acordo com Chesire (2009), Pnro e Slocombe (2012), a licença social é uma relação ampliada que contempla o Estado, mercado e sociedade civil.…”

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Licença social para operar: reflexões da literatura sobre impactos bilaterais entre indústria petrolífera e pesca

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2017

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“…However, it is frequently the case that provincial or state governments are not capable of effectively managing regional-scale impacts of resource extraction, or they have abrogated their responsibilities for service provision in resource regions (Solomon et al, 2008). In reaction to the limited response from state and provincial governments and the changing nature of services required, in some cases resource companies are acting as 'surrogate' public service providers due to incapacity in the formal governance system (Cheshire, 2010).…”

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“…While in some instances this may provide short-term solutions to rapidly changing demands, it may also lead to reduced public investment and raises questions over the legitimacy of strategic directions for regional planning (Petrova and Marinova, 2013;Cheshire, 2010).…”

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A conceptual model of the socioeconomic impacts of unconventional fossil fuel extraction

Measham

Fleming

Schandl

2016

Global Environmental Change

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As global energy demand increases, the rapid expansion of the unconventional fossil fuel sector has triggered an urgent need for social, economic and policy research to understand and predict how this sector affects host communities and how governance systems can respond to changes presented by this sector. In response to this need, this paper addresses three linked objectives. The first is to review the literature on regional impacts of energy extraction, presented in the form of a framework of hierarchical effects. The second is to consider how these are playing out differently in the context of conventional compared with unconventional fossil fuels. The third is to draw attention to the institutional avenues for addressing these impacts, including an overview of the lessons from existing research on the human and policy dimensions associated with conventional energy industries. In particular, we consider the importance of multistakeholder dialogue, which plays an important role in how regions respond to the challenges brought about through extractive industries. Overall, we demonstrate that experiences from conventional energy development provide a useful starting point for navigating the human and policy dimensions of unconventional energy for host communities and discuss how these experiences differ when unconventional energy seeks to co-exist with other land uses such as agriculture. The paper draws attention to the dispersed nature of impacts (positive and negative) and how this may shape winners and losers from unconventional energy development, particularly in regions with pre-existing land uses such as agriculture.

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“…Il est important pour les entreprises minières d'avoir de bonnes relations avec les communautés locales afin de garder leur soutien (Whitmore, 2006). Avoir le droit légal d'exploiter un site sans avoir l'approbation de la communauté n'est pas suffisant (Cheshire, 2010) et peut même être coûteux, par exemple dans les cas d'interruptions des activités. Danielson (2006) indique que plusieurs compagnies minières ne sont plus autorisées à développer de nouveaux projets miniers sans le soutien des communautés locales.…”

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Perceptions du développement minier durable par les acteurs locaux, gouvernementaux et industriels au Maroc /

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A corporate responsibility? The constitution of fly-in, fly-out mining companies as governance partners in remote, mine-affected localities

Cited by 109 publications

References 32 publications

Licença social para operar: reflexões da literatura sobre impactos bilaterais entre indústria petrolífera e pesca

Licença social para operar: reflexões da literatura sobre impactos bilaterais entre indústria petrolífera e pesca

A conceptual model of the socioeconomic impacts of unconventional fossil fuel extraction

Perceptions du développement minier durable par les acteurs locaux, gouvernementaux et industriels au Maroc /

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