Corporate Social Responsibility and the Mining Industry
A one-day St Andrews-Dundee workshop, hosted by St Andrews Sustainability Institute (SASI) on 26th September 2008
Presentations were made by researchers and students from Social Anthropology, Management, and Geography & Geosciences at St Andrews, and the Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy, University of Dundee We were also pleased to welcome Professor James Weiner, Leverhulme trust visiting professor. Centre for Energy, Petroleum, and Mineral Law and Policy (CEPMLP) www.dundee.ac.uk/cepmlp/
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10:00
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Coffee and Welcome
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10:45
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"Some Introductory Thoughts on Corporate Social Responsibility",
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11:10
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"Voluntary Codes of Conduct, Legal Implications",
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11:30
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Dr Colin Dey, Lecturer in Accounting and Finance, University of Dundee
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11:50
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"CSR and Regulation of Company Statements"
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"Social Mapping under Licence Conditions in PNG"
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12:30
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Discussion
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2:10
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"Anticipating Responsibilities: The case of frieda Mine in PNG"
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2:30
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"CSR and Public Participation in the Mining Industry: The Peruvian Case"
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2:50
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"What is a Responsible and Fair Relationship in Pesillo, Ecuador?"
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3:10
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"Corporate Responsibility for Human Rights and the Environment in the Extractive Industry: In need of a Binding Framework?"
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3:30
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Coffee
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4:00
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"CSR: My Ok Tedi Experience"
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4:20
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"Divergent Expectations of Responsibility around Ok Tedi, PNG"
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4:40
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"Mis-matches between Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Repsonsibility"
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5:00
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Discussion
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5:30 - 6:30
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Drinks reception with FairTrade wine
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