This article surveys fifty-two empirical studies on relationships between extractive industries
and poverty, addressing both poverty impacts and possible linkage mechanisms …

Measuring, analyzing, and evaluating social, environmental, and economic impact is crucial
to aligning the sustainable development strategies of international organizations …

The objective of the paper is to synthesize the existing empirical research on mining,
regional development and benefit-sharing in developed countries. Specifically, the paper …

Various regions have recently proposed the creation of clusters around large-scale mining.
However, until the 1980s, mining regions were predominantly considered productive …

The geographical expansion and increasing complexity of extractive production imply that
the effect of mining linkages on economic development is unevenly felt inter-and intra …

In a simultaneous model of human and physical capital accumulation for 17 Latin American
countries from 1975 to 2004, we show that overall resource dependence has no significant …

Historically, water scarcity has been understood to result from unfavorable climatological
and hydrological factors. From this perspective, infrastructural solutions that augment water …

Purpose–Spare parts management plays a relevant role for equipment-intensive
companies. An important step of such process is the spare parts classification, enabling …

In the WHO European Region the topic of contaminated sites is considered a priority among
environment and health themes. Communities living in or close to contaminated sites tend to …

As mining activity generally occurs far away from metropolitan areas, governments tend to
forget the problems that communities in mining regions face. Centralized government …