Mineral Economics

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Magnus Ericsson and Patrik Söderholm

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Raw Materials Group (RMG)
Luleå University of Technology
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Volume 35, issue 3, 2022

Breakthrough technologies and innovations along the mineral raw materials supply chain — towards a sustainable and secure supply pp. 345-347

Peter Buchholz, Magnus Ericsson and Volker Steinbach

F.-W. Wellmer — a life as a raw materials expert at the crossroads of research, industry and politics pp. 349-350

Volker Steinbach

Fred Wellmer—matchless mineral mentor pp. 351-353

John H. DeYoung

Building a European vision in a global world: a tribute to Pr. F. W. Wellmer’s contribution, from a French perspective pp. 355-359

Patrice Christmann, Pierre Toulhoat and Jacques Varet

Resources and reserves in a carbon-constrained world pp. 361-371

Peter J. Cook

Metallogenic models as the key to successful exploration — a review and trends pp. 373-408

Walter L. Pohl

How commodity prices and technical development has influenced exploration strategies: a case study from Sweden pp. 409-427

Pär Weihed

Breakthrough technologies for mineral exploration pp. 429-454

Kazuya Okada

Use of drones in acquiring B-field total-field electromagnetic data for mineral exploration pp. 455-465

J. P. Smit, E. H. Stettler, A. B. W. Price, M. O. Schaefer, M. C. Schodlok and R. Zhang

SQUIDs for magnetic and electromagnetic methods in mineral exploration pp. 467-494

Ronny Stolz, Markus Schiffler, Michael Becken, Anneke Thiede, Michael Schneider, Glenn Chubak, Paul Marsden, Ana Braña Bergshjorth, Markus Schaefer and Ockert Terblanche

Implications of new hyperspectral satellites for raw materials exploration pp. 495-502

Martin C. Schodlok, Michaela Frei and Karl Segl

Metallurgical infrastructure and technology criticality: the link between photovoltaics, sustainability, and the metals industry pp. 503-519

Neill Bartie, Lucero Cobos-Becerra, Magnus Fröhling, Rutger Schlatmann and Markus Reuter

Required and desired: breakthroughs for future-proofing mineral and metal extraction pp. 521-537

Elisabeth Clausen and Aarti Sörensen

Recycling and circular economy—towards a closed loop for metals in emerging clean technologies pp. 539-562

Christian Hagelüken and Daniel Goldmann

From mineral processing to waste management and recycling: common challenges and needs for innovation in France pp. 563-567

Patrick D’Hugues, Stephane Bourg and Yannick Menard

Mineral statistics—useful tool or needless exercise? pp. 569-586

Leopold Weber and Christian Reichl

The global mining industry: corporate profile, complexity, and change pp. 587-606

R. Anthony Hodge, Magnus Ericsson, Olof Löf, Anton Löf and Paul Semkowich

Assessing mineral supply concentration from different perspectives through a case study of zinc pp. 607-616

Christine L. Thomas, Nedal T. Nassar and John H. DeYoung

Non-renewable resource extraction over the long term: empirical evidence from global copper production pp. 617-625

Martin Stuermer

Regional shifts in production and trade in the metal markets: a comparison of China, the EU, and the US pp. 627-640

Johannes Perger

Trends in global mineral and metal criticality: the need for technological foresight pp. 641-652

Patrice Christmann and Gaëtan Lefebvre

Current trends in addressing environmental and social risks in mining and mineral supply chains by regulatory and voluntary approaches pp. 653-671

Gudrun Franken and Philip Schütte

The impacts of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues in achieving sustainable lithium supply in the Lithium Triangle pp. 673-699

E. Petavratzi, D. Sanchez-Lopez, A. Hughes, J. Stacey, J. Ford and A. Butcher

Big data analyses for real-time tracking of risks in the mineral raw material markets: implications for improved supply chain risk management pp. 701-744

Peter Buchholz, Arne Schumacher and Siyamend Barazi

The role of transdisciplinarity for mineral economics and mineral resource management: coping with fallacies related to phosphorus in science and practice pp. 745-763

Roland W. Scholz and Gerald Steiner

What we have learned from the past and how we should look forward pp. 765-795

Friedrich-W. Wellmer

Volume 35, issue 2, 2022

Determination of optimal production rate under price uncertainty—Sari Gunay gold mine, Iran pp. 187-201

Parviz Sohrabi, Hesam Dehghani and Behshad Jodeiri Shokri

Driving investments in ore beneficiation and scrap upgrading to meet an increased demand from the direct reduction-EAF route pp. 203-220

Rutger Gyllenram, Niloofar Arzpeyma, Wenjing Wei and Pär G. Jönsson

Questions that board directors should be asking about emerging governance issues and risk: a practitioner’s view and implications for the extractive industries pp. 221-237

Turlough Guerin

Mining and indigenous rights in Sweden: what is at stake and the role for legislation pp. 239-252

Håkan Tarras-Wahlberg and John Southalan

Mining history of Brazil: a summary pp. 253-265

Iran F. Machado and Silvia Figueirôa

Simulation-based decision-making system for optimal mine production plan selection pp. 267-281

Jyrki Savolainen, Ramin Rakhsha and Richard Durham

Impact of metal mining on per capita family income in Peru pp. 283-294

René Paz Paredes Mamani, Roberto Arpi Mayta, Roberto Chávez Flores and Faustino Ccama Uchiri

Relationship of iron ore price with other major commodity prices pp. 295-307

Yoochan Kim, Apurna Ghosh, Erkan Topal and Ping Chang

The evolution of mining employment during the resource boom and bust cycle in Australia pp. 309-324

Nam Foo and Ruhul Salim

How companies improve critical raw material circularity: 5 use cases pp. 325-335

Alessandra Hool, Dieuwertje Schrijvers, Sander van Nielen, Andrew Clifton, Sophia Ganzeboom, Christian Hagelueken, Yasushi Harada, Hendy Kim, Anthony Ku, Juliane Meese-Marktscheffel and Takeshi Nemoto

História da mineração Brasileira (mining history of Brazil) pp. 337-339

Paulo Sa

A handbook of primary commodities in the global economy pp. 341-344

Anton Löf

Volume 35, issue 1, 2022

Changing locus of mining pp. 1-2

Magnus Ericsson

Challenges in mining legislation and regulatory setup-evidence from Kosovo pp. 3-16

Azem Rexhaj

Mineral auction regime in India: challenges and future outlook pp. 17-33

Pradeep Kumar Jain

Innovation in mining: what are the challenges and opportunities along the value chain for Latin American suppliers? pp. 35-51

Beatriz Calzada Olvera

Cost competitive analysis of large-scale gold mines in Ghana from 2007 to 2016 pp. 53-65

Samuel Kwame Atta and Tinashe Tholana

Minnesota—too late for a Sovereign Wealth Fund? pp. 67-85

Christopher R. McIntosh, Neil Wilmot, Adrienne Dinneen and Jason Shogren

Japan’s critical metals in the medium term: a quasi-dynamic approach incorporating probability pp. 87-101

Ojiambo N. Malala and Tsuyoshi Adachi

The evolution of non-OECD countries in the twenty-first century: developments in steel trade and the role of technology pp. 103-132

Naoki Sekiguchi

Do commodity prices incentivize exploration permit application? An explorative study of an anecdotal relation pp. 133-141

Tobias Olofsson

Understanding technology in mining and its effect on the work environment pp. 143-154

Joel Lööw

The obstacles and challenges of transition towards a renewable and sustainable energy system in Azerbaijan and Poland pp. 155-169

Marcin Cholewa, Farid Mammadov and Agnieszka Nowaczek

Webinar “Minerals and Africa’s Development” February 25, 2021 pp. 171-176

Joseph Atta-Mensah, Kojo Busia, Fui Tsikata, Jerry Ahadjie, Nellie Mutemeri and Yao Graham

Javier Blas and Jack Farchy: The world for sale – money, power and the traders who barter the earth’s resources pp. 177-179

Anton Löf

Review essay on The ESG Due Diligence and Transparency Report on Extractive Commodity Trading: can voluntary standards Succeed? pp. 181-184

Howard Mann

Jonathan Kingsman: out of the shadows—the new merchants of grain pp. 185-186

Anton Löf