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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Isotopic Composition and Accurate Mass,ican gold mining, its relative importance to the global economy and developing African countries and concludes with an in-depth discussion of each country. It is demonstrated that all three countries share a history of poor natural resource governance, resulting in the negative outcomes associated w

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T. Tammisto,K. Wirtavuori,M. Salmenperaovernance. In order to demonstrate this, a three faces of power framework is introduced highlighting the features of instrumental, structural and discursive power. Following this, empirical evidence based on interviews with mining company executives is analysed in order to demonstrate the manner in

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Ewan J. Nettleton,Carol V. Robinson to industry regulation, and in so doing share sovereignty with the state. While many private governance initiatives have been developed to address outcomes associated with the resource curse, the three case studies remain ‘resource cursed’. While firm-led regulation has enhanced overall governance

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