The Social License to Operate as a Tool to Promote Sustainability …
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and the international community in post-conflict peacebuilding. Nat Resour 7:239–250
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of harm in Mongolia. Resour Policy 53:274–282
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community acceptance of mining. Resour Policy 39:61–70
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community acceptance of mining. Resour Policy 39:61–70
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social licence to operate of mining at the national scale: a comparative study of Australia, China
and Chile. J Clean Prod 108 Part A 1063–1072
423
Cruz TM, Congilio CR (2017) Mineração e camapesinato em Canaã dos Carajás: O avanço cruel
do capital no sudeste paraense. Revista Confronteiras 1:128–152
Cruz TL, Matlaba V, Mota J, Oliveira Junior C, Santos J, Cruz LN, Demetrio Neto E (2020)
Assessing sustainability in mining industry: social license to operate and other economic and
social indicators in canaã dos carajás (Pará, Brazil). In: Leal Filho W, Borges de Brito P, Frankenberger F (eds) International business, trade and institutional sustainability. World Sustainability
Series. Springer, Cham
Demajorovic J, Lopes J, Santiago A (2019) The Samarco dam disaster: a grave challenge to social
license to operate discourse. Resour Policy 61:273–282
Duddu P (2018) The world’s biggest iron ore mines. https://www.mining-technology.com/features/
featurethe-worlds-11-biggest-iron-ore-mines-4180663/. Accessed in 15 February 2020
FAPESPA (2017) Mapas. Available in: https://www.fapespa.pa.gov.br/sistemas/radar2017/mapas.
html. Accessed in 02/15/2020
Faria MCS, Neto JV, Quelhas AD (2019) Social license to operate—the perspective of professionals
from Brazilian extractive companies. Brazilian J Oper Prod Manag 16(3):448–461. Available in
https://bjopm.emnuvens.com.br/bjopm/article/view/749. Accessed in 02/15/2020
FIRJAN (2020) Municipal development index, various years. Available in: https://www.firjan.com.
br/ifdm/. Accessed in 02/15/2020
Franks DM, Davis R, Bebbington AJ, Ali SH, Kemp D, Scurrah M (2014) Conflict translates
environmental and social risk into business costs. Proc Natl Acad Sci 111(21):7576–7581
Hoelscher K, Rustad SA (2019) CSR and social conflict in the Brazilian extractive sector. Conflict
Secur Dev 19(1):99–119. https://doi.org/10.1080/14678802.2019.1561633
Hu L, Bentler P (1999) Cutoff criteria for fit indexes in covariance structure analysis: conventional
criteria versus new alternatives. Struct Equ Model 6:1–55
IBM Corporation (2015) IBM SPSS statistics for Windows, version 23.0. IBM Corporation, Armonk
Kenny D, McCoach D (2003) Effect of the number of variables on measures of fit in structural
equation modelling. Struct Equ Model 10:333–351
Lacerda N (2020) Trabalhadores rurais de Carajás (PA) mantêm acampamento em protesto contra a
Vale. Available in: https://www.brasildefato.com.br/2020/02/14/trabalhadores-rurais-de-carajaspa-mantem-acampamento-em-protesto-contra-a-vale. Accessed in 02/15/2020.IBGE. Population count, various years. Available in: https://sidra.ibge.gov.br/home/pnadcm. Accessed in
02/10/2020
Lujala P, Rustad SA, Kettenmann S (2016) Engines for Peace? Extractive industries, host countries,
and the international community in post-conflict peacebuilding. Nat Resour 7:239–250
Meesters ME, Behagel JH (2017) The social license to operate: ambiguities and the neutralization
of harm in Mongolia. Resour Policy 53:274–282
Moffat K, Zhang A (2014) The paths to social licence to operate: an integrative model explaining
community acceptance of mining. Resour Policy 39:61–70
Prno J, Slocombe D (2014) The paths to social licence to operate: an integrative model explaining
community acceptance of mining. Resour Policy 39:61–70
Santos MM, Michelotti F (2017) Verticalização da Produção Mineral no Sudeste Paraense: Chantagem Locacional e Impactos Socioterritoriais e Ambientais. Produção Acadêmica, v.3, pp 25–
43. Available in: https://sistemas.uft.edu.br/periodicos/index.php/producaoacademica/article/.../
11445/. Accessed in 02/15/2020
VALE (2012) Projeto Ferro Carajás S11D: um novo impulso ao desenvolvimento sustentável do
Brasil. Vale, Carajás
Zhang A, Moffat K, Lacey J, Wang J, González R, Uribe K, Cui L, Dai Y (2015) Understanding the
social licence to operate of mining at the national scale: a comparative study of Australia, China
and Chile. J Clean Prod 108 Part A 1063–1072