Volume 27, Issue 2-3 | Mineral Economics

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Volume 27, Issue 2-3

December 2014

Can Mining be a Catalyst to Diversifying Economies?

Issue Editors:

Ana Elizabeth Bastida,
Magnus Ericsson

10 articles in this issue

From extractive to transformative industries: paths for linkages and diversification for resource-driven development
Ana Elizabeth Bastida
Editorial Paper 18 November 2014 Pages: 73 - 87
Diversifying mineral economies: conceptualizing the debate on building linkages
Evelyn Dietsche
Original Paper 16 September 2014 Pages: 89 - 102
Promoting diversification in resource-rich economies
Masuma Farooki
Raphael Kaplinsky
Original Paper 30 August 2014 Pages: 103 - 113
Law and policy frameworks for local content in the development of petroleum resources: Norwegian and Australian perspectives on cross-sectoral linkages and economic diversification
Tina Hunter
Original Paper 30 August 2014 Pages: 115 - 126
Digging deeper for development: the case of Simandou and the Southern Guinea Growth Corridor
Nicolas Di Boscio
Mark Slade
Jordan Ward
Original Paper 30 August 2014 Pages: 127 - 134
The employment effect of mine employees’ local expenditure
Olle Östensson
Original Paper 30 August 2014 Pages: 135 - 142
Social license to mine in Sweden: do companies go the extra mile to gain community acceptance?
N. Håkan Tarras-Wahlberg
Original Paper 30 August 2014 Pages: 143 - 147
How best can mining be a catalyst for diversifying economies?
K. H. Haddow
Commentary 30 August 2014 Pages: 149 - 151
The extractive industry as a development industry? Only through mineral skills development
Tanja Rasmussen
Ed O’Keefe
Commentary 30 August 2014 Pages: 153 - 156
Unlocking the potential of migration for inclusive development: a focus on mining and labor migration
Göran Hultin
Eva Åkerman-Börje
Commentary 31 October 2014 Pages: 157 - 161