Titlebook: Governance Ecosystems; CSR in the Latin Ame Julia Sagebien,Nicole Marie Lindsay Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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Intangible Heritage: A Fluid Conceptxt of energy concentration. The contribution of energy to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has grown exponentially, from a quarter in the late 1980s to almost half today, with liquefied natural gas (LNG) and petrochemicals being a growing proportion particularly since the early 1990s (Guyadeen, 2010, p. 91).

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CSR and the Law: Learning from the Experience of Canadian Mining Companies in Latin America, actual and potential roles of CSR and the law in addressing ESE dimensions of CMALA. While the veracity of assertions made in publicly available accounts is open to challenge, the disputes are taken as points of departure for discussion of the sorts of ESE challenges that are associated with CMALA.

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Mining Companies and Governance in Africa,esenting, in the African context, polar extremes of socio-economic development (see, for instance, UNDP, 2010), as well as the extent to which the state is able to implement and enforce commonly binding rules, which we call ‘statehood’ following Boerzel and Risse (2010).

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Kristina E. N. Clark,David A. Isenbergressive prosecutions under international laws, including a recent fine of US$1 billion, are a potent disincentive (Labelle, 2008). Thus, overall the business risks of corruption for mining firms in Latin America appear considerable.

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Corporate Social Responsibility in the Extractive Industries: The Role of Finance,her banks and bondholders care about the environmental, social, and governance records of the firms to which they lend. In exploring these issues, this chapter sheds light on the potential for finance to shape the conduct of firms in the mining and extractive industries.

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