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October 2020, Volume 33, Issue 3
- 275-283 On the way up: manganese, chrome ore, and ferro-alloy in India
by P. K. Jain - 285-310 Conceptualization and parameterization of the market price mechanism in the WORLD6 model for metals, materials, and fossil fuels
by Harald Ulrik Sverdrup & Anna Hulda Olafsdottir - 311-340 Volatility drivers on the metal market and exposure of producing countries
by Sven Renner & Friedrich W. Wellmer - 341-347 Challenges in the management of data on extractive waste—the Polish case
by Joanna Kulczycka & Ewa Dziobek & Anita Szmiłyk - 349-357 A characterisation of the mechanisms transforming capital investment into productive capacity in mining projects with long lead-times
by Maryke C. Rademeyer & Richard C. A. Minnitt & Rosemary M. S. Falcon - 359-373 Jobs, skills and the extractive industries: a review and situation analysis
by Evelyn Dietsche - 375-388 Perceptions of supplier impacts on sustainable development in the mining and minerals sector: a survey analysing opportunities and barriers from an Australian perspective
by Turlough F. Guerin - 389-404 The “resource curse” from the oil and natural gas sector: how can Tanzania avoid it in reality?
by Obadia Kyetuza Bishoge & Benatus Norbert Mvile - 405-406 John R. Owen and Deanna Kemp: Extractive relations—Countervailing power and the global mining industry
by Anton Löf - 407-408 Kalowatie Deonandan & Michael L. Dougherty (ed.): Mining in Latin America: critical approaches to the new extraction
by Håkan Tarras-Wahlberg - 409-411 Jon Schubert, Ulf Engel and Elísio Macamo (ed.): Extractive Industries and Changing State Dynamics in Africa: Beyond the Resource Curse
by Olle Östensson - 413-413 Professor Ajoy K. Ghose in memoriam
by Magnus Ericsson - 415-416 European Raw Materials Alliance—a new initiative to increase raw material resilience for a greener Europe
by Bernd Schäfer & Massimo Gasparon & Per Storm
July 2020, Volume 33, Issue 1
- 1-2 Introduction
by Carol Dahl & Magnus Ericsson - 3-4 To John Tilton, a personal note
by Marian Radetzki - 5-7 John Tilton and RFF: a case of mutual admiration
by Joel Darmstadter - 9-10 How John Tilton shaped my career
by Frederick R. Demler - 11-19 Fifty years of copper mining: the US labor productivity
by Hamit Aydin - 21-28 The cobalt market revisited
by Gary A. Campbell - 29-41 Mineral scarcity on Earth: are Asteroids the answer
by Carol Dahl & Ben Gilbert & Ian Lange - 43-56 Potential copper production through 2035 in Chile
by Gustavo Lagos & David Peters & Marcos Lima & José Joaquín Jara - 57-71 Lithium and Chile: looking back and looking forward
by Philip Maxwell & Mauricio Mora - 73-80 Revisiting the role of natural gas as a transition fuel
by Roberto F. Aguilera & Roberto Aguilera - 81-100 Leaning against the wind: low-price benchmarks for acting anticyclically in the metal markets
by Peter Buchholz & Friedrich-W. Wellmer & Dennis Bastian & Maren Liedtke - 101-113 Metal intensity of use in the era of global value chains
by Zauresh Atakhanova & Peter Howie - 115-125 Mining productivity and the fourth industrial revolution
by David Humphreys - 127-151 China’s public policies toward rare earths, 1975–2018
by Yuzhou Shen & Ruthann Moomy & Roderick G. Eggert - 153-181 Chinese control over African and global mining—past, present and future
by Magnus Ericsson & Olof Löf & Anton Löf - 183-192 World minerals trade: a comment
by Phillip Crowson - 193-216 Large-sample evidence of income inequality in resource-rich nations
by Graham A. Davis - 217-229 Short-term price volatility and reversion rate in mineral commodity markets
by Diego García & Juan Ignacio Guzmán - 231-243 Attracting mining investments: the relationship between natural endowments and public policies
by José Joaquín Jara & Stefano Delucchi & David Peters & Gustavo Lagos & Carlos Marquardt - 245-251 Short-term supply and demand of graduate mining engineers in Australia
by Peter F. Knights - 253-255 Resources and reserves: thoughts on their evolution
by James Otto - 257-272 Metal markets and recycling policies: impacts and challenges
by Patrik Söderholm & Tomas Ekvall - 273-274 Life as a mineral economist
by John E. Tilton
November 2019, Volume 32, Issue 3
- 257-285 Steel trade structure and the balance of steelmaking technologies in non-OECD countries: the implications for catch-up path
by Naoki Sekiguchi - 287-306 Estimating the economics of a mining project on seafloor manganese nodules
by Sebastian Ernst Volkmann & Felix Lehnen & Peter A. Kukla - 307-315 Mining corporate portfolio optimization model with company’s operational performance level and international risk
by Achille N. Njike & Mustafa Kumral - 317-322 Monetary impacts and overshooting of energy prices: the case of the U.S. coal prices
by Dragan Miljkovic & Jungho Baek - 323-335 Exploration economics: taking opportunities and the risk of double-counting risk
by Babak Jafarizadeh & Reidar B. Bratvold - 337-352 Strategic minerals in India: present status and future challenges
by Kirtikumar Randive & Sanjeevani Jawadand - 353-363 Transfer pricing and corporate social responsibility: arguments, views and agenda
by Simplice A. Asongu & Joseph I. Uduji & Elda N. Okolo-Obasi - 365-372 Revisiting gold price behaviour: a structural VAR
by Zurika Robinson - 373-374 Allan Trench and John Sykes: Strictly (Mining) boardroom volume II: A practitioner’s guide for next generation directors
by Gill Burke - 375-376 Dennis L Buchanan and Mark H A Davis: Metals and energy finance: application of quantitative finance techniques to the evaluation of minerals, coal and petroleum projects: 2nd edition
by Christopher Worcester - 377-378 African artisanal mining from the inside out: Access, norms, and power in Congo’s gold sector by Sara Geenen
by Michael Priester - 379-381 The Raw Materials Summit 2019: connecting innovation in the Raw Materials Sector
by Pier Luigi Franceschini & Johan Boggelen & Karl Vrancken & Franco Bonollo & Etienne Bouyer & Raimo Lahtinen & Jens Gutzmer & Patrick Nadoll & Roland Gauss & Ignacio Calleja
July 2019, Volume 32, Issue 2
- 127-129 Introduction
by Magnus Ericsson - 131-143 Mining and sustainable development: territorializing the mining industry
by Paulo De Sa - 145-151 The mining industry after the boom
by David Humphreys - 153-169 Balancing mining contracts and mining legislation: experiences and challenges
by Evelyn Dietsche - 171-185 Trade restrictions on minerals and metals
by Jane Korinek - 187-204 Key elements of a model mining code: a Middle East case study
by Albert C. Gourley - 205-212 Promoting downstream processing: resource nationalism or industrial policy?
by Olle Östensson - 213-221 Exacting silicosis justice through the class action mechanism
by Tracy-Lynn Field - 223-250 Mining’s contribution to national economies between 1996 and 2016
by Magnus Ericsson & Olof Löf - 251-253 Using risk assessments to address corruption in mining
by Lisa Caripis & Andrea Shaw & Alexia Skok - 255-256 XXIX World Marble and Stones Report 2018 by Carlo Montani
by Magnus Ericsson
April 2019, Volume 32, Issue 1
- 1-18 Economic analysis of Zambia’s ad valorem copper mineral royalty reforms using an analytic hierarchy process framework
by Webby Banda - 19-37 Depletion, technology, and productivity growth in the metallic minerals industry
by Sam Mitra - 39-47 Raw materials management in iron and steelmaking firms
by Henrik Florén & Johan Frishammar & Anton Löf & Magnus Ericsson - 49-73 Mineral grades: an important indicator for environmental impact of mineral exploitation
by Michael Priester & Magnus Ericsson & Peter Dolega & Olof Löf - 75-90 Socioeconomic dynamics of a mining town in Amazon: a case study from Canaã dos Carajás, Brazil
by Valente José Matlaba & Maria Cristina Maneschy & Jorge Filipe dos Santos & José Aroudo Mota - 91-107 The environmental criticality of primary raw materials – A new methodology to assess global environmental hazard potentials of minerals and metals from mining
by Andreas Manhart & Regine Vogt & Michael Priester & Günter Dehoust & Andreas Auberger & Markus Blepp & Peter Dolega & Claudia Kämper & Jürgen Giegrich & Gerhard Schmidt & Jan Kosmol - 109-109 Correction to: The environmental criticality of primary raw materials—a new methodology to assess global environmental hazard potentials of minerals and metals from mining
by Andreas Manhart & Regine Vogt & Michael Priester & Günter Dehoust & Andreas Auberger & Markus Blepp & Peter Dolega & Claudia Kämper & Jürgen Giegrich & Gerhard Schmidt & Jan Kosmol - 111-121 Why current assessments of ‘future efforts’ are no basis for establishing policies on material use—a response to research on ore grades
by Magnus Ericsson & Johannes Drielsma & David Humphreys & Per Storm & Pär Weihed - 123-125 Raimund Bleischwitz, Holger Hoff, Catalina Spataru, Ester van der Voet, and Stacy D. VanDeveer (ed): Routledge Handbook of the Resource Nexus
by Anton Löf
October 2018, Volume 31, Issue 3
- 269-281 Methods in macroeconomic forecasting uncertainty analysis: an assessment of the 2015 National Defense Stockpile Requirements Report
by Justin M. Lloyd & Wallice Y. Ao & Amrit K. Romana & Eleanor L. Schwartz - 283-300 Copper price determination: fundamentals versus non-fundamentals
by Juan Ignacio Guzmán & Enrique Silva - 301-317 Discovered and undiscovered mineral resources: Evolving accounts and future prospects of minerals in Finland
by M. Kivinen & J. Pokki & M. Markovaara-Koivisto - 319-336 A comprehensive approach for a techno-economic assessment of nodule mining in the deep sea
by Sebastian Ernst Volkmann & Thomas Kuhn & Felix Lehnen - 337-345 Valuation of mineral resources with special reference to India
by Pradeep Kumar Jain
May 2018, Volume 31, Issue 1
- 1-2 Marian Radetzki 80 years
by Magnus Ericsson - 3-6 Marian Radetzki—a portrait of a close friend
by Nils Lundgren - 7-11 Mineral rents and social orders: when Radetzki meets Douglass North
by Olivier Bomsel - 13-21 Despite our best intentions: Papua New Guinea’s Ok Tedi mine and the limits of expert advice
by Stephen Zorn - 23-34 Political economy, Mr. Churchill, and natural resources
by Thorvaldur Gylfason - 35-59 Neither Dutch nor disease?—natural resource booms in theory and empirics
by Grant Mark Nülle & Graham A. Davis - 61-70 Intensity of use reexamined
by Phillip Crowson - 71-76 Assessing the market power of mineral commodity producers
by John E. Tilton - 77-86 Misinvoicing in mineral trade: what do we really know?
by Olle Östensson - 87-102 Investor sentiment and market fundamentals: the impact of index investment on energy and metals markets
by Christopher L. Gilbert - 103-112 In search of a new China: mineral demand in South and Southeast Asia
by David Humphreys - 113-125 The International Copper Cartel, 1935–1939: the good cartel?
by Juan Ignacio Guzmán - 127-139 Mining nationalization and privatization in Peru and in Chile
by Gustavo Lagos - 141-151 Mining’s impact on the competitiveness of other sectors in a resource-rich economy: Australia since the 1840s
by Kym Anderson - 153-170 The end of the mining boom? A Western Australian perspective
by Philip Maxwell - 171-177 Are natural resources a curse or a blessing for Mongolia?
by Bolor Narankhuu - 179-190 Managing the 1970s energy crises in a state-owned mining company: strategies pursued by the Swedish iron ore producer LKAB
by Kristina Söderholm & Linus Larsson & Patrik Söderholm - 191-202 Analysis and projection of global iron ore trade: a panel data gravity model approach
by Robert Lundmark - 203-216 An analysis of iron ore prices during the latest commodity boom
by Linda Wårell - 217-217 Marian Radetzki 80 years
by Michael G. Löw & Ulf Svahn - 219-220 Three decades after Chernobyl: are Ukraine’s nuclear plants safe now?
by Istvan Dobozi & Harold Wackman - 221-227 Revisiting the long-run energy mix with the global energy market model (GEM)
by Roberto F. Aguilera & Roberto Aguilera - 229-237 The Polish power industry in energy transformation process
by Lidia Gawlik - 239-251 Enhanced oil recovery as a stepping stone to carbon capture and sequestration
by Dana M. Abdulbaqi & Carol A. Dahl & Mohammed R. AlShaikh - 253-261 The Saudi 2014 gambit: a counterfactual analysis
by James M. Griffin - 263-268 Coal sector in Poland, light in the tunnel or dimming candle?
by Wojciech Suwala
October 2017, Volume 30, Issue 3
- 171-180 What is behind the search for social acceptability of mining projects? Political economy and legal perspectives on Canadian mineral extraction
by Bonnie Campbell & Marie-Claude Prémont - 181-191 Artisanal versus industrial mining: impacts on poverty in regions of Burkina Faso
by Youmanli Ouoba - 193-206 Long-term demand and supply of non-ferrous mineral resources by a mineral balance model
by Koji Tokimatsu & Shinsuke Murakami & Tsuyoshi Adachi & Ryota Ii & Rieko Yasuoka & Masahiro Nishio - 207-227 Trade specialisation patterns in major steelmaking economies: the role of advanced economies and the implications for rapid growth in emerging market and developing economies in the global steel market
by Naoki Sekiguchi - 229-255 Towards a multi-dimensional methodology supporting a safeguarding decision on the future access to mineral resources
by A. Mateus & C. Lopes & L. Martins & J. Carvalho - 257-272 Assessment of critical minerals: updated application of an early-warning screening methodology
by Erin McCullough & Nedal T. Nassar
July 2017, Volume 30, Issue 2
- 73-93 Peak minerals: What can we learn from the history of mineral economics and the cases of gold and phosphorus?
by Friedrich -W. Wellmer & Roland W. Scholz - 95-105 Linkages between mining and non-mining sectors in Botswana
by Kegomoditswe Koitsiwe & Tsuyoshi Adachi - 107-115 Investigating the effect of price process selection on the value of a metal mining asset portfolio
by Mikael Collan & Jyrki Savolainen & Pasi Luukka - 117-139 Assessing the timing of mining investment under tax policy uncertainty: the case of the Asia-Pacific region
by Nam Foo & Harry Bloch & Ruhul Salim - 141-152 Sustainable development opportunities within corporate social responsibility practices from LSM to ASM in the gold mining industry
by A. Cristina Ribeiro-Duthie & Líllian M.B. Domingos & Marina F. Oliveira & Patrícia C. Araujo & Renata C.J. Alamino & Ricardo S.V. Silva & James M. Ribeiro-Duthie & Zuleica C. Castilhos - 153-165 Towards a sustainable development licence to operate for the extractive sector
by Antonio Pedro & Elias T. Ayuk & Christina Bodouroglou & Ben Milligan & Paul Ekins & Bruno Oberle - 167-167 Erratum to: Towards a sustainable development licence to operate for the extractive sector
by Antonio Pedro & Elias T. Ayuk & Christina Bodouroglou & Ben Milligan & Paul Ekins & Bruno Oberle - 169-170 International taxation and the extractive industries
by Magnus Ericsson
April 2017, Volume 30, Issue 1
- 1-2 Mineral Economics/Raw Materials Report 30th anniversary
by Magnus Ericsson - 3-5 Mineral Economics—special issue on the SusMinNor project
by Mattia Pellegrini - 7-13 Introduction
by Magnus Ericsson & Kristiina Jokelainen - 15-29 Stakeholder management theory meets CSR practice in Swedish mining
by Helena Ranängen - 31-39 Social impacts of the “glocal” mining business: case studies from Northern Europe
by Leena Suopajärvi & Thomas Ejdemo & Elena Klyuchnikova & Elena Korchak & Vigdis Nygaard & Gregory A. Poelzer - 41-51 Challenges that mining companies face in gaining and maintaining a social license to operate in Finnish Lapland
by Pamela Lesser & Leena Suopajärvi & Timo Koivurova - 53-65 The local employment impacts of mining: an econometric analysis of job multipliers in northern Sweden
by Thomas Moritz & Thomas Ejdemo & Patrik Söderholm & Linda Wårell - 67-71 A Handbook of Primary Commodities in the Global Economy
by Phillip Crowson
December 2016, Volume 29, Issue 2
- 47-56 An examination of copper contained in international trade flows
by Luis A. Tercero Espinoza & Marcel Soulier - 57-70 Conditional linkages between iron ore exports, foreign aid and terrorism
by Simplice A. Asongu & Jacinta C. Nwachukwu - 71-85 Coal mining in Indonesia: forecasting by the growth curve method
by Fadhila Achmadi Rosyid & Tsuyoshi Adachi - 87-96 Reformation in mining sector: a national perspective
by P.K. Jain - 97-104 Social licencing in mining—between ethical dilemmas and economic risk management
by W. Eberhard Falck - 105-108 Social license revisited
by Eduardo Vale - 109-113 Indian mining reform—a second perspective
by G D Kalra - 115-115 Garpenberg—the success story by Rolf Jonsson
by Magnus Ericsson - 117-117 The extractive industries sector: essentials for economists, public finance professionals and policy makers by Håvard Halland, Martin Lökanc and Arvind Nair, with Sridar Padmanabhan Kannan
by Michael Bleaney - 119-120 Review by David Humphreys of Mineral Economics and Policy by John E Tilton and Juan Ignacio Guzmán, RFF Press, 2016. Paperback. ISBN: 978–1–138-83895-6
by David Humphreys - 121-122 Dennis L. Buchanan. Review of metals and energy finance
by Henric Thornberg
April 2016, Volume 29, Issue 1
- 1-13 Opencast coal mining and sustainable local livelihoods in Odisha, India
by Padmanabha Hota & Bhagirath Behera - 15-22 The country mining vision: towards a new deal
by Antonio M. A. Pedro - 23-28 Consolidating policies on Chinese rare earth resources
by Zhenbin Rao - 29-36 Global PGM mining during 40 years—a stable corporate landscape of oligopolistic control
by Magnus Ericsson & Andreas Tegen - 37-40 The price of oil by Roberto F Aguilera and Marian Radetzki
by Phillip Crowson - 41-43 Daniel Franks’ “Mountain movers—mining, sustainability and the agents of change”
by Nicolas Di Boscio - 45-45 Erratum to: Daniel Franks’ “Mountain movers—mining, sustainability and the agents of change”
by Nicolas Boscio
November 2015, Volume 28, Issue 3
- 83-101 The economic decline of large remote mining towns: does the Broken Hill experience offer lessons for Kalgoorlie Boulder?
by Philip Maxwell - 103-115 Defining chromite ore production trend by CCD method to reach sustainable development goals in mining sector, Iran
by Mehrdad Soleimani & Behshad Jodeiri Shokri - 117-121 Improving access to Africa’s geological information through the “Billion Dollar Map” project
by David Ovadia - 123-127 Global mining governance evaluation methods
by Liping Chen & Jie Yang & Wei Liu - 129-130 Review of David Humphreys, The Remaking of the Mining Industry
by Marian Radetzki - 131-132 Hjalmar Fors, The Limits of Matter—Chemistry, mining & enlightenment
by Magnus Ericsson
July 2012, Volume 25, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by Magnus Ericsson - 3-5 ‘There’s nothing surer, the rich get rich and . . .’
by Gill Burke - 7-15 The present understanding of Earth’s global anthrobiogeochemical metal cycles
by Jason Rauch - 17-28 The 2008 commodity price boom: did speculation play a role?
by Olle Östensson - 29-43 Taxing construction minerals: a contribution to a resource-efficient Europe
by Bettina Bahn-Walkowiak & Raimund Bleischwitz & Martin Distelkamp & Mark Meyer - 45-51 Recycling of metal scraps—a positive concept leading to augmentation of reserve base
by Pradeep Jain
June 2012, Volume 24, Issue 2
- 55-57 Prologue to the special issue “Resources, energy and eco-innovation” in Mineral Economics
by R. Bleischwitz & P. Welfens & Z. Zhang - 59-77 Sustainable growth revisited: technology, economics and policy
by Paul Ekins - 79-101 Benchmarking green innovation
by Rainer Walz & Wolfgang Eichhammer - 103-117 Who should bear the cost of China’s carbon emissions embodied in goods for exports?
by ZhongXiang Zhang - 119-133 Foreign direct investments, energy efficiency, and innovation dynamics
by Deniz Erdem - 135-144 Towards a resource policy—unleashing productivity dynamics and balancing international distortions
by Raimund Bleischwitz - 145-154 Modeling green growth and resource efficiency: new results
by Bernd Meyer & Mark Meyer & Martin Distelkamp - 155-163 Green ICT dynamics: key issues and findings for Germany
by Paul Welfens & Christian Lutz
July 2011, Volume 24, Issue 1
- 1-6 Mineral reserves and future minerals availability
by Phillip Crowson - 7-14 Emerging miners and their growing competitiveness
by David Humphreys - 15-27 The evolution and prospects of the phosphate industry
by Rami Rawashdeh & Philip Maxwell - 29-44 Evaluating the efficiency of the global primary aluminum smelting industry: a data envelopment approach
by Jerry Blomberg & Bo Jonsson - 45-53 Tackling the tin wars in DR Congo
by Jim Freedman