Mining Capitalism: The Relationship between Corporations and Their Critics
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Mining Capitalism: The Relationship between Corporations and Their Critics

by Stuart Kirsch

Business Anthropology
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An analysis of how mining corporations interact with critics, activists, and communities amid global resource extraction conflicts.

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Mining Capitalism explores the relationship between large-scale mining operations and the communities, activists, and organizations that challenge them.

The book analyzes how corporations respond to criticism and the strategies used by both sides in conflicts over resource extraction.

It draws on case studies to illustrate broader patterns in corporate accountability and social movements.

Readers gain insight into the political and economic forces shaping contemporary debates around mining and development.

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