The public perception of mining as an economic activity that generates harmful environmental impacts has generated both a corporate discourse of social responsibility (CSR) to legitimise mining activities and also anti-mining discourses. Both discourses use science to support their claims, yet they rarely agree on a scientific solution. The concept of discourse community may help us to understand the disconnect between mining companies and stakeholders. It is unclear whether the discourse of corporate social responsibility will improve understanding among stakeholders and lead to mutually acceptable resolutions to conflict
While the mining industry generates many benefits to society, the industry has in some cases had a d...
Based on empirical research this book provides a broad examination of environmental and social conce...
The extractive industry has never been out of the crosshairs of the CSR discussion and controversy. ...
During the last 15 years, due to several social conflicts generated by mining operations in Peru, ...
From transportation to infrastructure, from energy to information technology, mining makes a signifi...
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been promoted by the Government of Canada and Canadian min...
In recent years, concerns about the sustainability and social responsibility (CSR) of businesses hav...
In recent history, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become synonymous with large business o...
A growing literature is developing parallel to increasing "voice of society" concerns about corporat...
This paper aims to provide a better understanding of multistakeholder perceptions of corporate socia...
Mining is unavoidable, a resource which is fuelled by human consumption and necessity, a process tha...
Industrial natural resource extraction is a significant source of conflict among citizens, corporati...
Since the liberalisation of its investment regime in the 1990s, Argentina has seen a rise in foreign...
The social responsibility of corporate mining has been challenged by a significant socio-political r...
The concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is often defined as the integration of social a...
While the mining industry generates many benefits to society, the industry has in some cases had a d...
Based on empirical research this book provides a broad examination of environmental and social conce...
The extractive industry has never been out of the crosshairs of the CSR discussion and controversy. ...
During the last 15 years, due to several social conflicts generated by mining operations in Peru, ...
From transportation to infrastructure, from energy to information technology, mining makes a signifi...
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been promoted by the Government of Canada and Canadian min...
In recent years, concerns about the sustainability and social responsibility (CSR) of businesses hav...
In recent history, corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become synonymous with large business o...
A growing literature is developing parallel to increasing "voice of society" concerns about corporat...
This paper aims to provide a better understanding of multistakeholder perceptions of corporate socia...
Mining is unavoidable, a resource which is fuelled by human consumption and necessity, a process tha...
Industrial natural resource extraction is a significant source of conflict among citizens, corporati...
Since the liberalisation of its investment regime in the 1990s, Argentina has seen a rise in foreign...
The social responsibility of corporate mining has been challenged by a significant socio-political r...
The concept of corporate social responsibility (CSR) is often defined as the integration of social a...
While the mining industry generates many benefits to society, the industry has in some cases had a d...
Based on empirical research this book provides a broad examination of environmental and social conce...
The extractive industry has never been out of the crosshairs of the CSR discussion and controversy. ...