Indigenous Peoples and contexts have offered valuable insights to enrich management and
organization theories and literature. Yet, despite their growing prevalence and impact, these …

To date, much of the social science literature dealing with the extractive industries has been
dominated by debates over the so-called resource curse. According to its proponents …

Cognition and Instruction has developed a well-deserved reputation for publishing
empirically grounded scholarship that makes rich theoretical contributions to what it means …

Forty years of gender research has ensured that gender is an important category that needs
to be taken into account in environmental policy and practice. A great deal of finances and …

In the past decade researchers and development experts have been preoccupied by
participatory development and reconstruction. Despite criticisms of its potential, it has been …

Many papers in the recent literature on participatory approaches emphasize the need to take
better account of the complexity of the social contexts in which they are conducted. Without …

Investments in extractive industries, predominantly mining, have catalyzed significant
economic growth at the national level in Latin America. However, they have also been met …

Drawing on fieldwork in three Andean regions of Peru, this article analyses the capacity of
corporate social responsibility (CSR) to reduce mining-related violence in rural communities …

This paper discusses the potential application of Payment for Ecosystem Services-like
schemes to tackle market failures associated with the public good characteristics of …

This paper provides insights into the multiple dimensions of fairness in payments for
ecosystem services (PES) using the results of pilot agrobiodiversity conservation auctions. In …