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Staying Ahead of the Curve: Meeting Ghana’s Commitment to Good Governance in the Mining Sector
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Ghana’s Minerals Development Fund Act: addressing the needs of mining communities
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The Structural Basis of Social Inequality
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The mining boom in Malawi: implications for community development
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Change in rural livelihoods in the Andes: do extractive industries make any difference?
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Locating Citizen Participation
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Political Economy of the Mining Sector in Ghana
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Corruption and elite capture of mining community development funds in Ghana and Sierra Leone
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