This chapter moves from the conceptual to the practical by considering where and how social science - informed research is being commissioned and undertaken, and its recommendations implemented (or not) in the mining sector. We consider the changing role and influence that social science has had on large-scale mining-related development, focusing in particular on mining in the Asia Pacific region.

Publisher: Berghahn Books

Region: North America

Type: Book Chapter

CITATION

Kemp, D. & Owen, J.R. (2015). Social Science and the Mining Sector: Contemporary Roles and Dilemmas for Engagement. In Susanna Price and Kathryn May Robinson (Ed.), Making a difference? : social assessment policy and praxis and its emergence in China (pp. 60-83) New York, NY United States: Berghahn Books.

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