Academics across disciplines are increasingly employing political ecology lenses to unpack
conflicts related to resource extraction. Yet, an area that remains under-researched and …

This article examines hidden costs of three prominent mineral supply chain 'solutions' that
respectively aim to create 'conflict-free'minerals, curtail corruption, and reduce mercury …

Toward the end of 2017 Robert Mugabe was convinced by members of his own party and
leaders of the military to retire from his 37 year presidency of Zimbabwe. That one report …

In recent years, an upturn in international commodity markets and the poor development
performance of mineral rich African countries have catalysed the resurgence of debate and …

Concern is growing that new mineral demand pressures associated with transport
electrification will exacerbate existing supply chain sustainability and resiliency risks and …

For years economists have spoken of'Africa rising', and despite the global financial crisis,
Africa continues to host some of the fastest growing economies in the world. Africa's Shadow …

Drawing on an ethnography amongst displaced Chiadzwa people, this article examines
their everyday lives and lived experiences of displacement and how their livelihoods were …

The paper examines the Mnangagwa government's economic policies in Zimbabwe. It looks
at its 'new'dispensation economic policies, passed off as creating a middle-income economy …

Purpose This study aims to examine the moderating role of principle-based entity (PBE) of
luxury brands and its effect on perceived corporate social responsibility (CSR) motives …

Various critiques of transboundary natural resource governance in southern Africa have
questioned the efficacy and social equity dimensions of prevailing strategies for protecting …