Mineral Economics

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Magnus Ericsson and Patrik Söderholm

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Volume 34, issue 3, 2021

A new look at the crude oil prices and economic growth nexus: asymmetric evidence from Alaska pp. 339-344

Jungho Baek and Taylor B. Young

A detailed assessment of global Zr and Ti production pp. 345-370

Cameron Perks and Gavin Mudd

An overview of the global fertilizer trends and India’s position in 2020 pp. 371-384

Kirtikumar Randive, Tejashree Raut and Sanjeevani Jawadand

Firms’ approach to mitigating risks in the platinum group metals sector pp. 385-398

Gracelin Baskaran

Kazakhstan’s oil boom, diversification strategies, and the service sector pp. 399-409

Zauresh Atakhanova

Enhancing mine risk assessment through more accurate reproduction of correlations and interactions between uncertain variables pp. 411-425

Aldin Ardian and Mustafa Kumral

State-of-the-art and perspectives in the heavy mineral industry of Sri Lanka pp. 427-439

H. C. S. Subasinghe, Amila Sandaruwan Ratnayake and K. A. G. Sameera

Investigating the outcome for South African coal supply to the domestic market when faced with declining demand for exported coal pp. 441-453

Maryke C. Rademeyer

Are the households in coal mining regions more vulnerable? A study in Talcher Coalfield of India pp. 455-475

Gayatree Sahoo and Asis Kumar Senapati

Opencast coal mining and rural livelihoods: a study of Sonepur-Bazari mine in Raniganj coalfield area, West Bengal, India pp. 477-490

Rakhi Mondal and Biswaranjan Mistri

Unbridled coal extraction and concerns for livelihood: evidences from Odisha, India pp. 491-503

Tattwamasi Paltasingh and Jayadev Satapathy

Sumit K Lodhia (ed): Mining and sustainable development: current issues pp. 505-507

Gill Burke

Volume 34, issue 2, 2021

Is there a future for mining in the European Union? pp. 173-173

Luís Martins

The road to societal trust: implementation of Towards Sustainable Mining in Finland and Spain pp. 175-186

Pamela Lesser

Mineral Resource Governance in the 21st Century and a sustainable European Union pp. 187-208

Patrice Christmann

Minerals in the future of Europe pp. 209-224

Manuel Regueiro and Antonio Alonso-Jimenez

Digging in the dark: reviewing international literature to address impending policy challenges for Swedish and Finnish mining pp. 225-238

Gregory Poelzer, Stefan Linde, Sverker C. Jagers and Simon Matti

Building a mineral-based value chain in Europe: the balance between social acceptance and secure supply pp. 239-261

António Mateus and Luís Martins

Can new technology challenge macho-masculinities? The case of the mining industry pp. 263-275

Lena Abrahamsson and Jan Johansson

Economic, technological and sustainability-based qualifications with reference to Europe: Iberia’s new metal mining projects pp. 277-304

Luis de la Torre Palacios, José Antonio Espí Rodríguez and Paulo Romero Martinez

Impact of minerals policy on sustainable development of mining sector – a comparative assessment of selected EU countries pp. 305-314

Olga Janikowska and Joanna Kulczycka

Szklary nickel deposit — a review and introduction to attempts in hydrometallurgical processing pp. 315-322

Wojciech Kaczan, Jan Kudełko and Herbert Wirth

An overview of the domestic market of dimension stones in Greece pp. 323-330

A. Papadopoulos

Impact of lockdown on the mining industry in India pp. 331-335

Pradeep Kumar Jain

Saleem H. Ali, Kathryn Sturman and Nina Collins (ed.): Africa’s Mineral Fortune—the science and politics of mining and sustainable development pp. 337-338

Anton Löf

Volume 34, issue 1, 2021

Editorial pp. 1-2

Magnus Ericsson

Production linkages and dynamic fiscal employment effects of the extractive industries: input-output and nonlinear ARDL analyses of Azerbaijani economy pp. 3-18

Elkhan Richard Sadik-Zada, Wilhelm Loewenstein and Yadulla Hasanli

Use of artificial intelligence to assess mineral substance criticality in the French market: the example of cobalt pp. 19-37

Fenintsoa Andriamasinoro and Raphael Danino-Perraud

Assessment of personal preferences concerning the social impacts of mining with choice experiment method pp. 39-49

Somaye Narrei and Majid Ataee-pour

The economic activities among mining-induced displacees in Arda Transau, Zimbabwe pp. 51-70

Robson Mandishekwa and Enard Mutenheri

The mechanisms of decision-making when applying geometallurgical approach to the mining industry pp. 71-80

Viktor Lishchuk and Maria Pettersson

Involving small and medium-sized mining industry businesses in mining waste processing in the Russian Federation pp. 81-86

Marina Nevskaya, Sergey Seleznev, Vladimir Masloboev, Elena Klyuchnikova and Diminriy Makarov

Effect of firm ownership on productivity: empirical evidence from the Indian mining industry pp. 87-103

Meenakshi Parida and S. Madheswaran

An input - output approach in analyzing Indonesia’s mineral export policy pp. 105-112

Rini Novrianti Sutardjo Tui and Tsuyoshi Adachi

Multi-product coal distribution and price discovery for the domestic market via mathematical optimisation pp. 113-126

Maryke Rademeyer, Richard Minnitt and Rosemary Falcon

Natural resource governance: does social media matter? pp. 127-140

Oasis Kodila-Tedika

Support services in the extractive industries and the role of innovation pp. 141-150

Zauresh Atakhanova

Rethinking mining as a development panacea: an analytical review pp. 151-162

Robson Mandishekwa

Luke Hurst: China’s Iron Ore Boom pp. 163-165

Anton Löf

Tony Addison and Alan Roe (ed.): Extractive Industries: The Management of Resources as a Driver of Sustainable Development pp. 167-168

Jesper Stage

Two successful projects from EIT RawMaterials on digitalization and responsible mineral exploration pp. 169-171

Per Storm and Mia Smeds

Volume 33, issue 3, 2020

On the way up: manganese, chrome ore, and ferro-alloy in India pp. 275-283

P. K. Jain

Conceptualization and parameterization of the market price mechanism in the WORLD6 model for metals, materials, and fossil fuels pp. 285-310

Harald Ulrik Sverdrup and Anna Hulda Olafsdottir

Volatility drivers on the metal market and exposure of producing countries pp. 311-340

Sven Renner and Friedrich W. Wellmer

Challenges in the management of data on extractive waste—the Polish case pp. 341-347

Joanna Kulczycka, Ewa Dziobek and Anita Szmiłyk

A characterisation of the mechanisms transforming capital investment into productive capacity in mining projects with long lead-times pp. 349-357

Maryke C. Rademeyer, Richard C. A. Minnitt and Rosemary M. S. Falcon

Jobs, skills and the extractive industries: a review and situation analysis pp. 359-373

Evelyn Dietsche

Perceptions of supplier impacts on sustainable development in the mining and minerals sector: a survey analysing opportunities and barriers from an Australian perspective pp. 375-388

Turlough F. Guerin

The “resource curse” from the oil and natural gas sector: how can Tanzania avoid it in reality? pp. 389-404

Obadia Kyetuza Bishoge and Benatus Norbert Mvile

John R. Owen and Deanna Kemp: Extractive relations—Countervailing power and the global mining industry pp. 405-406

Anton Löf

Kalowatie Deonandan & Michael L. Dougherty (ed.): Mining in Latin America: critical approaches to the new extraction pp. 407-408

Håkan Tarras-Wahlberg

Jon Schubert, Ulf Engel and Elísio Macamo (ed.): Extractive Industries and Changing State Dynamics in Africa: Beyond the Resource Curse pp. 409-411

Olle Östensson

Professor Ajoy K. Ghose in memoriam pp. 413-413

Magnus Ericsson

European Raw Materials Alliance—a new initiative to increase raw material resilience for a greener Europe pp. 415-416

Bernd Schäfer, Massimo Gasparon and Per Storm

Volume 33, issue 1, 2020

Introduction pp. 1-2

Carol Dahl and Magnus Ericsson

To John Tilton, a personal note pp. 3-4

Marian Radetzki

John Tilton and RFF: a case of mutual admiration pp. 5-7

Joel Darmstadter

How John Tilton shaped my career pp. 9-10

Frederick R. Demler

Fifty years of copper mining: the US labor productivity pp. 11-19

Hamit Aydin

The cobalt market revisited pp. 21-28

Gary A. Campbell

Mineral scarcity on Earth: are Asteroids the answer pp. 29-41

Carol Dahl, Ben Gilbert and Ian Lange

Potential copper production through 2035 in Chile pp. 43-56

Gustavo Lagos, David Peters, Marcos Lima and José Joaquín Jara

Lithium and Chile: looking back and looking forward pp. 57-71

Philip Maxwell and Mauricio Mora

Revisiting the role of natural gas as a transition fuel pp. 73-80

Roberto F. Aguilera and Roberto Aguilera

Leaning against the wind: low-price benchmarks for acting anticyclically in the metal markets pp. 81-100

Peter Buchholz, Friedrich-W. Wellmer, Dennis Bastian and Maren Liedtke

Metal intensity of use in the era of global value chains pp. 101-113

Zauresh Atakhanova and Peter Howie

Mining productivity and the fourth industrial revolution pp. 115-125

David Humphreys

China’s public policies toward rare earths, 1975–2018 pp. 127-151

Yuzhou Shen, Ruthann Moomy and Roderick Eggert

Chinese control over African and global mining—past, present and future pp. 153-181

Magnus Ericsson, Olof Löf and Anton Löf

World minerals trade: a comment pp. 183-192

Phillip Crowson

Large-sample evidence of income inequality in resource-rich nations pp. 193-216

Graham Davis

Short-term price volatility and reversion rate in mineral commodity markets pp. 217-229

Diego García and Juan Ignacio Guzmán

Attracting mining investments: the relationship between natural endowments and public policies pp. 231-243

José Joaquín Jara, Stefano Delucchi, David Peters, Gustavo Lagos and Carlos Marquardt

Short-term supply and demand of graduate mining engineers in Australia pp. 245-251

Peter F. Knights

Resources and reserves: thoughts on their evolution pp. 253-255

James Otto

Metal markets and recycling policies: impacts and challenges pp. 257-272

Patrik Söderholm and Tomas Ekvall

Life as a mineral economist pp. 273-274

John Tilton