'You have to be with God and the Devil': Linking Bolivia's Extractive Industries and Local Development through Social Licences
The social licence is an instrument that establishes the conditions for community acceptance of an extractive industry project in a locality. It emerges at the interface of debates on corporate social responsibility and indigenous rights in Bolivia. In this article, relations between mining companie...
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| description | The social licence is an instrument that establishes the conditions for community acceptance of an extractive industry project in a locality. It emerges at the interface of debates on corporate social responsibility and indigenous rights in Bolivia. In this article, relations between mining companies and local communities are explored, with a particular focus on the role of participation and firm‐based commitments to local development. The conclusions point to the limits of voluntary firm initiatives in strengthening local sustainable development. A more demanding regulatory instrument is required that may facilitate mutual agreement on the terms by which resources are extracted. |
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| subjects | Bolivia Communities Corporate social responsibility Development Enterprises Environmental impact Extraction processes Human rights Indigenous populations Industry Licences local collaboration Local communities mining Mining Industry Native rights Natural resources Participation Resource exploitation social licence Social Responsibility Sustainable Development |
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