Export control policies for mineral resources may constrain the development of countries in
the Global South. This study used data from 31 countries from 2009 to 2021 and employed a …

This study seeks to advance a fine-grained understanding of the relationship between host-
country institutions and foreign subsidiary survival by unbundling institutions into contracting …

One of the ways that resource-rich African countries (RRACs) seek to leverage mining for
economic transformation is through creating a policy environment suitable for promoting …

Purpose With the recent increasing relevance of sustainability, multinational enterprises are
faced with divergent stakeholder demands and persistently shifting priorities. This study …

This article examines African regional integration—its birth during the decolonisation phase,
its evolution, and the accompanying dynamics—against the background of intensifying …

This paper provides an analysis of the impact of forward linkages on extractive dependence.
First, we show that even though there is longstanding debate on the potential for alleviating …

This chapter examines skills development with a focus on mining and mining beneficiation
in Southern Africa (Angola, Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia …

The extractive industry typically contributes limited direct employment in host countries,
prompting some nations to consider export restrictions on raw materials to enhance …

Resource-rich develo** countries have been increasingly pursuing downstream value
addition to maximize the economic and political benefits of their mineral sectors. In light of …

Environmental crime is an urgent international issue and proliferates worldwide.
Environmental crime includes acts against the environment and consists of the following: the …