Understanding the Social License to Operate from a Cultural Perspective: The Case Studies of Australia, Greece, and India
A reliable, sustainable, and transparent supply of critical raw materials is vital for developing future technologies and transitioning to a carbon emission-free world. However, mining can generate social, economic, and environmental impacts, compromising the sector’s public perception and jeopardis...
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| description | A reliable, sustainable, and transparent supply of critical raw materials is vital for developing future technologies and transitioning to a carbon emission-free world. However, mining can generate social, economic, and environmental impacts, compromising the sector’s public perception and jeopardising the social acceptance of operations. In various contexts, the social impacts of mining are assessed with different sets of indexes and targets. This study investigates cultural indicators of societal acceptance for mining critical raw materials in Australia, Greece, and India. Identifying and comparing the perception of mining in the three countries points out the difference in each society’s behaviour based on their culture. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-08681cb3be834ba18cdb3b8adbbc1bc72025-08-20T02:21:13ZengMDPI AGMaterials Proceedings2673-46052023-10-01151310.3390/materproc2023015003Understanding the Social License to Operate from a Cultural Perspective: The Case Studies of Australia, Greece, and IndiaChrysanthi Rodolaki0George Barakos1Faculty of Business Administration, TU Bergakademie Freiberg, 09599 Freiberg, GermanyWASM: MECE, Curtin University, Kalgoorlie 6430, AustraliaA reliable, sustainable, and transparent supply of critical raw materials is vital for developing future technologies and transitioning to a carbon emission-free world. However, mining can generate social, economic, and environmental impacts, compromising the sector’s public perception and jeopardising the social acceptance of operations. In various contexts, the social impacts of mining are assessed with different sets of indexes and targets. This study investigates cultural indicators of societal acceptance for mining critical raw materials in Australia, Greece, and India. Identifying and comparing the perception of mining in the three countries points out the difference in each society’s behaviour based on their culture.https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4605/15/1/3SLOperception of miningcultural differencesraw materialssocial impacts |
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| title | Understanding the Social License to Operate from a Cultural Perspective: The Case Studies of Australia, Greece, and India |
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