Titlebook: Governing African Gold Mining; Private Governance a Ainsley Elbra Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Internatio

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Theoretical Explanations for Firm-Led Governance,sectors. Lastly, Elbra develops a political economy framework through the synthesis of the resource curse and private governance literatures. This framework provides an understanding of how private governance regimes may be used to alleviate the outcomes associated with the resource curse.

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Private Governance in the Gold Mining Sector,stakeholder levels. Of particular interests are the ICMM, World Gold Council, ISO14001 and the EITI; the strengths and weaknesses of these firm-led initiatives are analysed throughout the remainder of this chapter.

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,Firms’ Rationales: Public Reporting,rection of industry governance. Conversely, smaller firms with fewer operating jurisdictions are less likely to engage with private governance, more likely to cite normative reasons when they do and are interested in maintaining relationships with host states.

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Private Governance as a Solution to the Resource Curse,ica’s extractive industries. This chapter concludes by introducing a theoretical model of firm behaviour, using the findings of the content analysis and interviews to demonstrate that large firms, with significant private authority, are co-governors of their industry.