Based on ethnographic research, Post-Mining Social Terrains explores the implications of mine closure planning on the cultural sustainability of mining communities whose geographic spaces have been dissolved.
Based on ethnographic research, Post-Mining Social Terrains explores the implications of mine closure planning on the cultural sustainability of mining communities whose geographic spaces have been dissolved.
Minerva Chaloping-March, who grew up in a mining district in northern Philippines, combines consulting and research on social dimensions of mining, cultural criteria for mine closure, and transitions of mining communities. She is currently an Honorary Research Fellow at the Philippines - Australia Studies Centre, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Mine Closure: Anticipating the End Before the Beginning Chapter 2 The Socio Political Landscape of Mining in the Philippines Chapter 3 Pre Closure Challenges at the Padcal Mine Chapter4 Company Relations with Communities Around the Padcal Mine Chapter 5 Antamok: Launchpad of Industrial Mining in the Philippines Chapter 6 Change and Continuity in Acupan Balatoc Chapter 7 Drawing Lessons from Itogon and Tuba for Mine Closure Challenges
Chapter 1 Mine Closure: Anticipating the End Before the Beginning Chapter 2 The Socio Political Landscape of Mining in the Philippines Chapter 3 Pre Closure Challenges at the Padcal Mine Chapter4 Company Relations with Communities Around the Padcal Mine Chapter 5 Antamok: Launchpad of Industrial Mining in the Philippines Chapter 6 Change and Continuity in Acupan Balatoc Chapter 7 Drawing Lessons from Itogon and Tuba for Mine Closure Challenges
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