Now available in OGEL 1 (2020): Tracing Social Licence to Operate in the Mining Sector of Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
G. MeteM. Yamamoto
G. Kozhabayeva
(17 March 2020 - advance publication)
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M. Yamamoto
G. Kozhabayeva
(17 March 2020 - advance publication)
Now available in OGEL 1 (2020): A Review of the Social Licence to Operate (SLO) in East Africa's Extractives Sectors
W. KaranjaN. Njenga
(22 January 2020 - advance publication)
Sustainability Provisions in Canadian Investment Agreements with African LDCs: A Social Licence to Operate?
A. AseevaT. Beketova
(18 December 2019 - advance publication)
The Law of the Land. Practices, Policies and Regulations Regarding Access to Lands for Energy Projects in Mexico
M. GrunsteinM. Michot Foss
(4 September 2019 - advance publication)
The Social License to Operate in the OHADA Zone: Mapping an Emerging and Fragmented Concept in an Integrated Legal Space
J.P. BelingaE. Marque
(1 August 2019 - advance publication)
Getting a Social License: Enough to Catch the Elusive Ghost in Town?
F. Brugger(11 July 2019 - advance publication)
Social License to Operate (SLO) in the Shale Sector: A Contextual Study of the European Union
J. GórskiC. Trenorden
(28 May 2019 - advance publication)
Wind Energy, Benefit-Sharing and Indigenous Peoples: Lessons from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Southern Mexico
P. Velasco HerrejonA. Savaresi
(20 May 2019 - advance publication)
Book Review: Agricultural Land Use and Natural Gas Extraction Conflicts: A Global Socio-Legal Perspective by Madeline Taylor and Tina Soliman Hunter
R.L. Pritchard(9 May 2019 - advance publication)
The Moral Case Against Social License to Operate
J. Woiceshyn(16 April 2019 - advance publication)
Groningen Gas: The Loss of a Social License to Operate
J. van den BeukelL. van Geuns
(16 April 2019 - advance publication)
Book Review: Agricultural Land Use and Natural Gas Extraction Conflicts: A Global Socio-Legal Perspective by Madeline Taylor and Tina Soliman Hunter
R.L. PritchardOGEL 1 (2020)
CSR in Space: Corporate Social Responsibility Principles for the Space Industries
T.W. LundsgaardOGEL 1 (2020)
Utilization of Natural Resources in Outer Space: Social License to Operate as an Alternative Source of Both Legality and Legitimacy
M. SvecP. Boháček
N. Schmidt
OGEL 1 (2020)
Social License to Operate (SLO) in the Shale Sector: A Contextual Study of the European Union
J. GórskiC. Trenorden
OGEL 1 (2020)
Wind Energy, Benefit-Sharing and Indigenous Peoples: Lessons from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Southern Mexico
P. Velasco HerrejonA. Savaresi
OGEL 1 (2020)
The Law of the Land. Practices, Policies and Regulations Regarding Access to Lands for Energy Projects in Mexico
M. GrunsteinM. Michot Foss
OGEL 1 (2020)
Groningen Gas: The Loss of a Social License to Operate
J. van den BeukelL. van Geuns
OGEL 1 (2020)
Relationships Between Mining Companies and Local Communities under the 2011 Guinean Mining Code: An Analysis of the Legal Framework Governing LDAs and LEDFs
H.D. DrameOGEL 1 (2020)
Oil and Gas Companies and the Management of Social and Environmental Impacts and Issues - The Evolution of the Industry's Approach
K. TomlinsonOGEL 1 (2020)
Looking at Environmental Impact Assessment from a Transnational Petroleum Company's Perspective
M.A.S.J. KashfiOGEL 1 (2020)
Tracing Social Licence to Operate in the Mining Sector of Mongolia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
G. MeteM. Yamamoto
G. Kozhabayeva
OGEL 1 (2020)
A Review of the Social Licence to Operate (SLO) in East Africa's Extractives Sectors
W. KaranjaN. Njenga
OGEL 1 (2020)
The Social License to Operate in the OHADA Zone: Mapping an Emerging and Fragmented Concept in an Integrated Legal Space
J.P. BelingaE. Marque
OGEL 1 (2020)
Canadian Experience with Social Licence to Operate
R.J. Harrison, Q.C.OGEL 1 (2020)