"Let's Talk": Using Mobile Technology to Predict and Prevent Corporate-Community Disputes in the Extractive Industry

A. Heuty
Heuty, Antoine
L. Pappagallo
Pappagallo, Linda

Article from: TDM 6 (2014), in Dispute Resolution from a Corporate Perspective

Introduction

While oil, gas and mining companies have used engineering innovation to minimize "below-the-ground" risks, solving the "above-the-ground" risk remains a multi-billion dollar problem. In the last years extractive companies worldwide have faced a sharp escalation in number and intensity of social conflicts around their operations, while at the same time having to comply with a stream of new governmental regulations aimed at raising the bar on environmental, social and governance performance. These "above-the- ground" events have caused a number of costly disruptions for extractive industry ...

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A. Heuty; L. Pappagallo; ""Let's Talk": Using Mobile Technology to Predict and Prevent Corporate-Community Disputes in the Extractive Industry"
TDM 6 (2014), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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