Mining on Indigenous lands affects people's well-being and the relationship between
themselves and their lands. Indigenous peoples' sociocultural and spiritual connections to …

This article reviews historical and recent developments in the understanding and
employment of 'social licence to operate'(SLO), particularly as it relates to impact …

Drunks are accorded great social license in Oaxacan villages. They may shout insults,
intrude uninvited into social gatherings, and behave in other normally unacceptable …

Merely a peripheral discussion in project management up until recent years, sustainability
has become a central issue in both academia and practice. Despite growing interest and …

Abstract Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a mandatory decision-support tool in
every country of the world, developed 50 years ago to ensure the consideration of the …

In recent years, sustainable development and the commitment of companies to social
responsibility have been emphasized as a new concern for various industries. Considering …

The social license to operate, as promoted within the fields of corporate social responsibility
and impact assessment studies, has entered the business mainstream, especially in the …

In the past decade, the extractive sector has embraced social responsibility. Despite this,
broad-based support for many extractive projects and operations remains elusive …

The 'social license to operate'(SLO) concept, whilst ubiquitous in industry and academia, to
this day, continues to defy clear definition. This ambiguity encourages the proliferation of …

The field of studies on social licence to operate (SLO) has grown considerably over the past
two decades, leading to the emergence of new approaches, models, and theoretical …