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The Sheahan Diamond Literature Reference Compilation - Scientific and Media Articles based on Major Keyword - CSR
The Sheahan Diamond Literature Reference Compilation is compiled by Patricia Sheahan who publishes on a monthly basis a list of new scientific articles related to diamonds as well as media coverage and corporate announcements called the Sheahan Diamond Literature Service that is distributed as a free pdf to a list of followers. Pat has kindly agreed to allow her work to be made available as an online digital resource at Kaiser Research Online so that a broader community interested in diamonds and related geology can benefit. The references are for personal use information purposes only; when available a link is provided to an online location where the full article can be accessed or purchased directly. Reproduction of this compilation in part or in whole without permission from the Sheahan Diamond Literature Service is strictly prohibited. Return to Diamond Keyword Index
Sheahan Diamond Literature Reference Compilation - Scientific Articles by Author for all years
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Sheahan Diamond Literature Reference Compilation - Media/Corporate References by Name for all years
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Each article reference in the SDLRC is tagged with one or more key words assigned by Pat Sheahan to highlight the main topics of the article. In an effort to make it easier for users to track down articles related to a specific topic, KRO has extracted these key words and developed a list of major key words presented in this Key Word Index to which individual key words used in the article reference have been assigned. In most of the individual Key Word Reports the references are in crhonological order, though in some such as Deposits the order is first by key word and then chronological. Only articles classified as "technical" (mainly scientific journal articles) and "media" (independent media articles) are included in the Key Word Index. References that were added in the most recent monthly update are highlighted in yellow.

CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility refers to a business model where a corporation engages in a form of enlightened self-interest whereby the profit motive is subordinated to serving the goals of multiple stakeholders of an environmental, social and political nature.

CSR
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AuthorTitleSourceRegionKeywords
DS1992-0100
1992
Beals, G.C.Sustainable development-the other side of the equationMinerals Industry International, No. 1006, May pp. 22-26GlobalEconomics, Sustainable development
DS1992-1270
1992
Renwick, C.J.S.Sustainable development-myths, fashions and political opportunisMMinerals Industry International, No. 1006, May pp. 28-32GlobalEconomics, Sustainable development
DS1994-0221
1994
Brundtland, G.H.The challenge of sustainable production and consumption patternsNatural Resources forum, Vol. 18, No. 4, pp. 243-246GlobalEconomics, Sustainable development
DS1994-1875
1994
Waller-Hunter, J.H.The commission on sustainable developmentNatural Resources forum, Vol. 18, No. 4, pp. 247-249GlobalEconomics, Sustainable development
DM1997-2142
1997
Thomsom, I., Joyce, S.A.Mineral exploration and the challenge of community relations #2London Mining Journal, Vol. 329, No. 8436, July 4, pp. 9, 10Latin America, South America, GlobalMining legislation, legal, community relations, Aboriginal rights, social, project value, economics
DS1997-1153
1997
Thomsom, I., Joyce, S.A.Mineral exploration and the challenge of community relationsá#1Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) Communique, July, 8pLatin America, South America, GlobalMining legislation, legal, community relations, Aboriginal rights, social, political
DM2001-1447
2001
Gallagher, D.Prospects for the 'NOT YET' continentOptima, Vol. 47, No. 2, Sept. pp. 26-37.BrazilEconomics - exploration, politics, social
DM2001-1524
2001
London Mining JournalAsia: the waking giant... overview of Asia .. by deposit types... diamonds not mentioned but good reviewLondon Mining Journal, Vol. 336, No. 8625, March, 12p.AsiaGeology, legal, economic, social, exploration
DM2001-1564
2001
London Mining JournalIssues of principle in mining and human rightsLondon Mining Journal, Vol. 336, No. 8624, Mar. 9, p. 178-9.GlobalLegal - human rights, social responsibility
DM2001-2095
2001
Thompson, J.O.Corporate responsibility in the new age of accountaibilityOptima, Vol. 47, No. 2, Sept. pp. 38-45.GlobalEconomics - exploration, politics, social, Anglo America
DS2002-0242
2002
Canadian Aboriginal Minerals AssociationSearch for tomorrow: Aboriginal community growth in Natural Resources Development. Conference Nov.17-19.Canadian Aboriginal Development, Fort McMurray [email protected]AlbertaConference - aboriginal participation, strategies, Diav, Talks - training, environment, social impact
DS2002-0717
2002
Hilson, G.Small scale mining and its socio economic impact in developing countriesNatural Resources Forum, Vol.26,1,pp. 3-14.BrazilEconomics - legal, social
DM2003-1719
2003
Globe & MailThe tundra's icy heart. The diamond rush has generated millions of dollars of exconomicGlobe & Mail, Sept. 15, 8p.Northwest TerritoriesNews item - environment, social, diamond cutting
DS2003-0772
2003
Lange, G.M., Hassan, R., Alfieri, A.Using environmental accounts to promote sustainable development: experience inNatural Resources Forum, Vol. 27, 1, pp. 19-31.South AfricaSustainability - not specific to diamonds
DM2003-1818
2003
London Mining JournalChin a looming large. Overview of governance, mining districts, changing environmentLondon Mining Journal, Vol.340, 8730, April 4, pp. 232-4.ChinaNews item, Legal, mining, geology, socio-environmental
DS2003-0954
2003
Mining Environmental ManagementICMM gears up for action in 2003Mining Environmental Management, Vol. 11, 2, March pp. 7-11.GlobalNews item - ICMM, GMI, sustainable development, Not specific to diamonds
DM200412-2404
2003
Globe & MailThe tundra's icy heart. The diamond rush has generated millions of dollars of economic activity, but it has also been greeted byGlobe & Mail, Sept. 15, 8p.Canada, Northwest TerritoriesNews item - environment, social, diamond cutting
DS200412-1083
2003
Lange, G.M., Hassan, R., Alfieri, A.Using environmental accounts to promote sustainable development: experience in southern Africa.Natural Resources Forum, Vol. 27, 1, pp. 19-31.Africa, South AfricaSustainability - not specific to diamonds
DM200412-2657
2003
London Mining JournalChin a looming large. Overview of governance, mining districts, changing environment and western experience.London Mining Journal, Vol.340,8730,April 4, pp. 232-4.ChinaNews item Legal, mining, geology, socio-environmental
DS200412-1323
2004
Mining Association of Canada, Canadian Aboriginal Minerals AssociationAboriginal - mining industry Round Table Report. The growth of diamond mining in Canada.61st Annual Mines Ministers Conference, Igaluit Nunavut, July 20, pp. 12-13.CanadaLegal, social, mining responsibilities
DS200412-1325
2003
Mining Environmental ManagementICMM gears up for action in 2003.Mining Environmental Management, Vol. 11, 2, March pp. 7-11.GlobalNews item - ICMM, GMI, sustainable development Not specific to diamonds
DS200512-0013
2004
Amankwah, R.K., Anim Sackey, C.Strategies for sustainable development of small scale gold and diamond mining of Ghana.Resources Policy, Vol. 29, 3-4, pp. 131-138.Africa, GhanaEconomics - sustainable
DM200512-1707
2004
London Mining JournalMining's issue map. Issue identification. ( Brief overview).London Mining Journal, Dec. 17, p. 18,19.GlobalNews item - challenges, social, financial,valuation
DS200512-1223
2004
Young, R.Dilemmas and advances in corporate social responsibility in Brazil.Natural Resources Forum, Vol. 28, 4, pp. 291-301.South America, BrazilEconomics - social responsibility
DS200612-0056
2006
AusIMMProfessionals in mining: putting safety and health first.AUSIMM Bulletin, No. 5, pp. 22-31.AustraliaSocial responsibility
DS200612-0057
2006
AusIMMFive steps to creating a safe workplace.AUSIMM Bulletin, No. 5, pp. 32-33.AustraliaSocial responsibility
DS200612-0211
2006
Campbell, B.Good governance, security and mining in Africa.Minerals & Energy - Raw Materials Report, Vol. 21, 1, March pp. 31-44.AfricaEconomics - governance issues, corporate responsibility
DS200612-0211
2006
Campbell, B.Good governance, security and mining in Africa.Minerals & Energy - Raw Materials Report, Vol. 21, 1, March pp. 31-44.AfricaEconomics - governance issues, corporate responsibility
DS200612-0326
2005
Deme, O.Between HOPE and SCEPTICISM. Civil society and the African Peer Review Mechanism.pacweb.org, October, 60p.AfricaSocial environment policy
DM200612-2180
2006
Globe & MailDiamond mining cuts deep into native traditions.Globe & Mail, July 4, total cut and pasted 8 pages inc. 3 pictures.Canada, Northwest TerritoriesNews item - overview, aboriginal, social responsibility
DS200612-0509
2006
Guerin, T.F.A survey of sustainable development initiatives in the Australian mining and minerals industry.Minerals & Energy - Raw Materials Report, Vol. 20, 3-4, March pp. 11-44.AustraliaEconomics - sustainable resources
DS200612-0525
2006
Hammond, G.P.People, planet and prosperity: the determinants of humanity's environmental footprint.Natural Resources Forum, Vol. 30, 1, Feb pp. 27-36.GlobalSocial responsibility
DS200612-0618
2006
ICMM ( International Council on Mining & Metals)Leading by example; making a difference through partnership. ICMM annual review 2005. email for print copy [email protected]ICMM, [email protected] free copyGlobalMining industry - environment, social
DM200612-2320
2006
Idex OnlineAn industry facing uncertainties.Idex Magazine, No, 195, July 12, 6p.GlobalNews item - legal, social, accountability
DM200612-2594
2006
Mining MagazineManagement in action ... safe and sound? standards..reporting, statistics.Mining Magazine, July pp.24-33.GlobalSocial responsibility - safety not specific to diamonds
DS200612-1091
2006
Pineault, R.Building a work force from scratch at Victor.Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, August pp. 28-29.Canada, Ontario, AttawapiskatSocial responsibility
DS200612-1096
2006
Plummer, R., Fitzgibbon, J.People matter: the importance of social capital in the co-management of natural resources.Natural Resources Forum, Vol. 30, 1, Feb pp. 51-62.GlobalSocial responsibility
DS200612-1108
2006
Prasad, K.C., Van Koppen, B., Strzepek, K.Equity and productivity in the Olifants River Basin, South Africa.Natural Resources Forum, Vol. 30, 1, Feb pp. 63-75.Africa, South AfricaSocial responsibility
DS200612-1424
2006
Thomson, I., Joyce, S.Changing mineral exploration industry approaches to sustainability.SEG 2006 Conference, Wealth Creation in the Minerals Industry, May 14-16, Keystone Colorado USA, Abtract Volume p. 93-95. ( 3p.)GlobalSocial responsibility
DS200612-1569
2005
Yelpaala, K., Ali, S.H.Multiple scales of diamond mining in Akwatia, Ghana: addressing environmental and human development impact.Resources Policy, Vol. 30, 3, pp. 145-155.Africa, GhanaSocial environment
DS200712-0130
2007
Campbell, B.Better resource governance in Africa: on what development agenda?Minerals & Energy - Raw Materials Report, Vol. 21, 3-4, pp. 3-18.AfricaGovernance - social responsibility
DS200712-0131
2007
Campbell, B.Better resource governance in Africa: on what development agenda?Minerals & Energy - Raw Materials Report, Vol. 21, 3-4, pp. 3-18.AfricaGovernance - social responsibility
DS200712-0276
2007
Downie, I.Results driven risk management ( through new and enhanced technology, manpower and process). The holistic approach.Diamonds in Kimberley Symposium & Trade Show, Bristow and De Wit held August 23-24, Kimberley, South Africa, GSSA Diamond Workshop CD slides 26TechnologyResponsibility, social, chain of data interface(s)
DS200712-0316
2007
Fisher, E.Occupying the margins: labour integration and social exclusion in artisanal mining in Tanzania.Development and Change, Blackwell Publishing, Vol. 38, 4, July pp. 735-760.Africa, TanzaniaSocial responsibility
DS200712-0448
2006
Hollaway, J.Saving Africa. The third in the trilogy 1) All poor together and 2) A great deal of nonsence.... Capricorn books approx 15 lbs.word-power.co.uk, AfricaBook - culture, social responsibility
DS200712-0745
2007
Moody-Stuart, M.Business and NGO's in sustainable development - common cause or endless wars. Tacitus Lecture ( Anglo American Chairman).Optima, Nov. pp. 22-37.AfricaSustainable development
DS200712-0793
2007
Owen, J.P.Geoscience skills development in remote northern communities: the impact of diamond exploration on residents of the high Arctic.Geological Association of Canada, Gac-Mac Yellowknife 2007, May 23-25, Volume 32, 1 pg. abstract p.61-62.Canada, Nunavut, Baffin Island, Victoria, Somerset Island, Brodeur PeninsulaSocial impact
DS200712-1027
2007
Sproule, C.Trust in trade associations. Crucial role in ensuring ethical business practices and social responsibility.Canadian Diamonds, Spring, pp. 8, 10.CanadaSocial responsibility
DS200712-1080
2007
Thomson, I.Managing the distance between mine developers and locals.Mining Environmental Management, January pp. 25-27.GlobalSocial responsibility
DS200812-0064
2007
AusIMM BulletinBHP Billiton iron ore: sustainable indigenous relationships. *** not specific to diamonds.AUSIMM Bulletin, No. 6, pp. 31-37.AustraliaSocial responsibility
DS200812-0065
2007
AusIMM BulletinSustainability issues in a super cycle - the Aus IMM Julius Kruttschnitt leacture.AUSIMM Bulletin, No. 6, pp. 12-19.GlobalSocial responsibility
DS200812-0117
2008
Bleischwitz, R., Bringezu, S.Global governance for sustainable resource management.Minerals & Energy - Raw Materials Report, Vol. 28, 2, pp. 84-101.GlobalGovernance
DS200812-0125
2008
Bolton, P.Protecting the environment through public procurement: the case of South Africa.Natural Resources Forum, Vol. 32, no. 1, Feb. pp. 1-10.Africa, South AfricaSocial responsibility
DM200812-2282
2008
DIB OnlineDebswana introduces an ethics hotline.Diamond Intelligence Briefs, March 10, 1/2p.Africa, BotswanaNews item - CSR
DS200812-0322
2008
Ericsson, M.Global mining - new actors, new script? Social demands placed on mining.Engineering and Mining Journal, May, p. 46-49.GlobalSocial responsibility
DS200812-0692
2008
lverman, D.G.E.Environmental geoscience: communication challenges.Geological Society of London Special Publication, No. 305, pp. 197-209.GlobalSocial responsibility
DS200812-0866
2008
PDACSustainable development framework - principles and guidelines for responsible exploration.PDAC Paper, 15p.GlobalCSR framework
DS200812-1071
2008
Simpson, C.J.Communicating environmental geoscience: Australian communication pathways.Geological Society of London Special Publication, No. 305, pp. 179-184.AustraliaSocial responsibility
DS200812-1157
2008
Taylor, J.J.Naming the land: San countermapping in Namibia's west Caprivi.Geoforum, Vol. 39, 5, September pp. 1766-1775.Africa, NamibiaSocial responsibility
DS200812-1161
2007
Tees, J.Diavik's aboriginal leadership development program.35th. Yellowknife Geoscience Forum, Abstracts only p. 60-61.Canada, Northwest TerritoriesSocial Responsibility
DS200812-1191
2008
Ubilius, M.J., Wong, M.Building partnerships with indigenous people. ( not specific to diamonds).Engineering and Mining Journal, May, p. 52,54-55.GlobalSocial responsibility
DM200912-0884
2009
AllAfricaMining sector must restrategize.AllAfrica.com, June 3, 1p.Africa, ZimbabweNews item - CSR
DM200912-1027
2009
AllAfricaSouth Africa: 'Few benefit' from social responsibility schemes of diamond companies.AllAfrica.com, July 28, 2p.Africa, South AfricaNews item - CSR
DS200912-0066
2009
Bowes-Lyon, M.C., Richards, J.P., McGee, T.M.Socio-economic impacts of the Nanisivik and Polaris mines, Nunavut, Canada.Springer Richards, J.P.Editor Mining Society and a sustainable world, 36p. preprintCanada, NunavutCSR - not specific to diamonds
DM200912-1273
2009
Creamers Mining WeeklyCanada mining body, First Nations ink cooperation pact.Creamers Mining Weekly, March 9, 1/4p.CanadaSocial environmental Responsibility
DM200912-1386
2009
Diamonds.netDiamond Company Corp. responsibility claims benefit too few.Diamonds.net, July 29, 1p.Africa, South AfricaNews item - CSR
DS200912-0540
2009
NRCan Geological Survey of CanadaBuilding the Canadian advantage: a corporate social responsibility ( CSR) strategy for the Canadian International Extractive sector.international.gc.ca, March, 12p.CanadaCSR - social responsibility
DS200912-0576
2009
PDACA framework of responsible exploration..... please see new e-manual.pdac.ca/e3plus., updatedGlobalSocial responsibility, Health and Safety
DS200912-0580
2009
Perez, F., Scanchez, L.E.Assessing the evolution of sustainability reporting in the mining sector. ( figures and information from 2002-2006)Environmental Management, Vol. 43, pp. 949-961.GlobalCorporate sustainability - CSR not specific to diamonds
DM201012-0913
2010
AllAfricaHealth minister pleased with diamond firm contribution. CatocaAllAfrica.com, March 12, 1/8p.Africa, AngolaNews item - CSR
DM201012-1372
2010
Diamonds.netMost miners fail CSR in Zimbabwe.Diamonds.net, Oct. 18, 1p.Africa, ZimbabweNews item - CSR
DM201012-1373
2010
Diamonds.netDe Beers Canada joins Canadian diamond code of conduct.Diamonds.net, Jan. 29, 1/2p.CanadaNews item - CSR, legal
DS201012-0302
2010
ICMMIndigenous people and mining.ICMM, 132p. www.icmm.comGlobalBook - CSR
DS201112-0113
2011
Bromley, D., Foltz, J.Sustainability under siege: transport costs and corruption on West Africa's trade corridors.Natural Resources Forum, Vol. 35, 1, Feb. pp. 32-48.Africa, West AfricaCSR
DM201112-1324
2011
Creamers Mining WeeklyDiamond community worse off post-1994, AngloGold, Motjoil pow-pow told.Creamers Mining Weekly, Oct. 25, 1p.Africa, South AfricaNews item - CSR
DM201112-1632
2011
Diamonds.netDe Beers Canada publishes annual report to society. CSRDiamonds.net, May 17, 1/2p.Canada, Ontario, Northwest TerritoriesNews item - CSR
DM201112-1659
2011
Diamonds.netDe Beers publishes its 2010 sustainability report.Diamonds.net, June 23, 1/2p.GlobalNews item - De Beers, CSR
DS201112-0462
2011
ICMMImplementation Guidance Tools.... challenges .ICMM, Sept. 98p.GlobalBook - CSR
DS201112-0463
2011
ICMMMining: partnerships for development TOOLKIT updated.ICMM, 180p. pdf. from websiteGlobalCSR
DM201112-2037
2011
Idex OnlineRio Tinto partners with human rights organization. Danish Institute for Human Rights. Code of conduct.Idex Online, April 11, 1p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201112-2038
2011
Idex OnlineDe Beers overall winner of sustainability reporting awards. ACCA South AfricaIdex Online, Oct. 18, 1/2p.Africa, South AfricaNews item - CSR
DM201112-2518
2011
Ottawa CitizenDocumentary looks at life beside a diamond mine. ( Victor) Aboriginal living conditions.Ottawa Citizen., Oct. 14, 1/8p.Canada, Ontario, AttawapiskatNews item - CSR
DS201112-0873
2011
Robles-Cruz, S.E., Melgarejo, J.C., Escayola, M., Watangua, M., Pervov,V.Comparative composition of xenocrysts of garnet, clinopyroxene, and ilmenite from Diamondiferous and barren kimberlites from northeastern Angola.Peralk-Carb 2011... workshop June 16-18, Tubingen, Germany, Abstract p.129-131.Africa, AngolaCatoca, Kambundu, Tchiuzo, Cuilo
DS201112-0874
2011
Robles-Cruz, S.E., Melgarejo, J.C., Escayola, M., Watangua, M., Pervov,V.Comparative composition of xenocrysts of garnet, clinopyroxene, and ilmenite from Diamondiferous and barren kimberlites from northeastern Angola.Peralk-Carb 2011... workshop June 16-18, Tubingen, Germany, Abstract p.129-131.Africa, AngolaCatoca, Kambundu, Tchiuzo, Cuilo
DS201112-1071
2011
Vallance, S., Perkins, H.C., Dixon, J.E.What is social sustainability? A clarification of concepts.Geoforum, Vol. 42, 3, June pp. 342-348.TechnologyCSR Classification - overview of concept
DS201112-1083
2011
Vaughan, S.Corporate Social Responsibility and the mineral exploration and mining industry.Heenan Blaikie, November 9p.Canada, globalExplanatory - CSR and industry needs
DS201112-1118
2011
Wood, P.B., Rossiter, D.A.Unstable properties: British Columbian aboriginal title, and the new relationship.Canadian Geographer, In press availableCanada, British ColumbiaLegal - CSR
DM201201-0928
2011
Idex OnlineGIA supports beneficiation efforts in Liberia and Central African Republic. Artisanal diamond development project.Idex Online, Dec. 6, 1p.Africa, Liberia, Central African RepublicNews item - CSR
DS201201-0850
2011
Ingram, V., Tieguhong, J.C., Schure, J., Nkamgnia, E.Where artisanal mines and forest meet: socio-economic and environmental impacts in the Congo Basin.Natural Resources Forum, Vol. 35, 4, pp.304-320.Africa, Democratic Republic of CongoCSR
DM201201-0941
2011
London Mining JournalListing soft touch ... is London Stock Exchange too relax over corporate governance in the resource sector?London Mining Journal, Dec. 2. p. 23-24.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201201-0945
2011
McConachie, R., Hilson, G.Safeguarding livlihoods or exacerbating poverty? Artisanal mining and formalization in West Africa.Natural Resources Forum, Vol. 35, 4, pp. 293-303.Africa, West AfricaCSR
DM201201-0961
2011
Sudol, S.Far North Mischief.. Is Ontario's Far North Act anti-aboriginal?National Post, Dec. 6, 4p.Canada, OntarioNews item - CSR
DM201205-1257
2012
Canadian Mining JournalInnovative CSR solutions for troubled Attawapiskat.Canadian Mining Journal, April 5, 1p.Canada, Ontario, AttawapiskatNews item - CSR
DS201212-0207
2012
Fowler, J.A., Biscaye, E., Metatawabin, S.H.A.Diamond mining and sustainability at De Beers Canadian mines.10th. International Kimberlite Conference Feb. 6-11, Bangalore India, AbstractCanada, Ontario, Northwest TerritoriesDebeers - CSR
DS201212-0262
2012
Grimwood, B.S.R., Doubleday, N.C., Ljubicic, G.J., Donaldson, S.G., Blangy, S.Engaged acclimatization: towards responsible community based participatory research in Nunavut.Canadian Geographer, in press availableCanada, NunavutCSR - neologism
DS201212-0325
2012
ICMMTrends in the mining and metals industry.ICMM, October 16p.GlobalSustainable development
DS201212-0422
2012
Lottermoser, B.G.Recycling, reuse and rehabilitation of mine wastes.Elements, Vol. 7, 6 pp. 405-410.GlobalCSR, recycling
DS201212-0506
2012
NACDGovernance challenges - 2012 and beyond.National Association of Corporate Directors, August 27p.CanadaCSR - governance
DS201212-0533
2012
Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLPDirector's duties: an overview for mid and junior public mining company executives and directors.PDAC Short course, March 6, ppt manualCanadaLegal - corporate governance
DS201212-0584
2012
Rice, M.D., Tierney, S., O'Hagan, S., Lyons, D., Green, M.B.Knowledge, influence and firm level change: a geographic analysis of board membership associated with Canada's growing and declining businesses.Geoforum, Vol. 43, pp. 959-968.CanadaCSR - governance
DM201304-1549
2013
The Israeli Diamond IndustryAngola prioritizes endangered species over diamonds.israelidiamond.co.il, March 11, 1/2p.Africa, AngolaNews item - CSR
DM201305-1652
2013
Rough-PolishedAging workforce may hit diamond industry's output.rough-polished.com, April 4, 1/2p.IndiaNews item - CSR
DM201306-1870
2013
The Israeli Diamond IndustryReport: 1st Nation don't benefit from diamond mining.israelidiamond.co.il, May 2, 1/4p.Canada, Northwest TerritoriesNews item - aboriginals, CSR
DM201310-2325
2013
AllAfricaChiadzwa villagers sing the blues.Allafrica.com, Sept. 5, 1/2p.Africa, ZimbabweNews item - CSR
DS201312-0274
2013
Fowler, J.A., Biscaye, E.S.Diamond mining and sustainability at De Beers' Canadian mines.Proceedings of the 10th. International Kimberlite Conference, Vol. 2, Special Issue of the Journal of the Geological Society of India,, Vol. 2, pp. 289-294.Canada, Ontario, Northwest TerritoriesDeposit - Victor, Snap Lake, CRS
DS201312-0290
2013
Gallagher, W.Where have all the miners gone? Aboriginals are now masters of Canada's resource agenda says new book…. Bill Gallagher Resource rules: fortune and folly on Canada's road to resources.Canadian Mining Journal, Feb/March pp. 50-53. Gallagher's book is self published.CanadaCSR
DS201312-0296
2013
Gardner, C.Ethical considerations for the trade and trade associations.Diamond Intelligence Briefs, No. 745, Feb. 6, 2p.GlobalKP, CSR
DS201312-0417
2013
ICMMAnnual review 2012. Integrity core, accountability, respect, collaboration.ICMM, March 14, 32p.GlobalReview of global CSR
DS201312-0418
2013
ICMMHealth and safety conference report - held Santiago Chile Nov. 2012ICMM, Nov. 52p.GlobalConference - health and safety
DS201312-0420
2013
ICMMIndigenous peoples and mining.ICMM, May 6p. PdfGlobalCSR
DS201312-0421
2013
ICMMThe mining sector in Brazil: building institutions for sustainable development.ICMM, May 116p. PdfSouth America, BrazilCSR
DS201312-0594
2013
McCreary, T.Mining aboriginal success: the politics of difference in continuing education for industry needs.The Canadian Geographer, Vol. 57, 3, pp. 280-288.CanadaCSR
DS201312-0663
2013
O'Faircheallaigh, C.CSR, the mining industry and indigenous peoples in Australia and Canada.Innovative CSR: From risk Management to value creation. Greenleaf Publishing Limited, Vol. 1, no. 46, pp. 398-418.Australia, CanadaCSR, aboriginals
DS201312-0673
2013
Osler, Hoskin, HarcourtCorporate Governance in Canada: a guide to the responsibilities of corporate directors in Canada.Osler Hoskin Harcourt publication, March 2009, 90p.CanadaGovernance - outline of function, standards, CSR
DS201312-0673
2013
Osler, Hoskin, HarcourtCorporate Governance in Canada: a guide to the responsibilities of corporate directors in Canada.Osler Hoskin Harcourt publication, March 2009, 90p.CanadaGovernance - outline of function, standards, CSR
DS201312-0739
2013
Reiter, B.Directors' duties in Canada. 5th editionCCH Wolters Kluwer, in press available early 2013CanadaGovernance
DS201312-0978
2013
Wilson, S.A.Company-community conflicts over diamond resources in Kono district, Sierra Leone.Society and Natural Resources, Vol. 26, 3, pp. 254-269.Africa, Sierra LeoneCSR
DM201405-1362
2014
Diamonds.netCivil Society groups say new Marange licenses need monitoring.Diamonds.net, April 14, 1/4p.Africa, ZimbabweNews item - CSR
DM201407-2162
2014
Rough-PolishedZim traditional chiefs say 'spirits are angry' with diamond miners, government. Marangerough-polished.com, June 24, 1/4p.Africa, ZimbabweNews item - CSR
DM201408-1642
2014
Idex OnlineDraft standard for responsible mining released.Idex Online, July 24, 1p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201409-1591
2014
Idex MemoWhy retailers should care about what's happening upstream. ( jewellery)Idex online, Aug. 7, 2p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DS201412-0251
2013
Fowler, J.A., Biscaye, E.S., Metatawabin, S.H.A.Diamond mining and sustainability at De Beers' Canadian mines.Proceedings of the 10th. International Kimberlite Conference, Vol. 2, pp. 289-293.Canada, Ontario, Northwest TerritoriesEconomics - social responsibility
DS201412-0390
2014
ICMMMaterials stewardship toolkit - maximizing value themes area 1) systems perspective (life cycle) 2) building relationships ( value chain) 3) understanding materials ( valuable and environmental risks) 4) sharing dat a ( public dat a and information).ICMM, 40p. FREEGlobalCorporate Responsible Sustainability
DS201412-0391
2014
ICMMStrengthening community relations.ICMM, Ann. Rept. 13p.GlobalCSR
DS201412-0392
2014
ICMMEnhancing mining's contribution to the Zambian economy and society.ICMM, April 8p.Africa, ZambiaCSR
DS201412-0584
2014
Milburn, R.The roots of peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo: conservation as a platform for green development.International Affairs, Vol. 90, 4, pp. 871-887.Africa, Democratic Republic of CongoCRS
DS201412-0813
2014
Shinn, J.E., King, B., Young, K.R., Crews, K.A.Variable adaptations: micro-politics of environmental displacement in the Okavango Delta, Botswana.Geoforum, Vol. 57, pp. 21-29.Africa, BotswanaCSR
DS201412-0931
2014
Thomson, I.More than a girl's best friend…. Ian Thomson highlights how diamond mining has brought positive changes within Africa and Canada.International Resource Journal, Jan. pp. 76-81.Canada, AfricaCorporate social responsibility - economics
DS201501-0021
2014
Montsion, J.M.Disrupting Canadian sovereignty? The First Nations & Chin a strategy revisited.Geoforum, Vol. 58, pp. 114-121.CanadaLegal - CSR
DS201502-0109
2014
Stacy, J., Stacey, A.Perceptions of the impact of board members' individual perspectives on the social and environmental performance of companies. ( Based on SA and not junior companies).Journal of the South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, Vol. 114, Nov. pp. 957-969.Africa, South AfricaCSR
DS201503-0162
2015
Mosate, M.R.Debswana Diamond Company: sustainable water use.PDAC 2015, Abstract, 1p.Africa, NamibiaCSR - water
DS201503-0175
2015
Smillie, I.Radical collaboration: 10 years later. How a multi-stakeholder meeting lead to the creation and success of the diamond development initiative.ddiglobal.org, Jan. 27, 3p.GlobalCSR
DS201503-0176
2015
Smillie, I.The Tiffany & Co. foundation supports miner's registration project in DRC.ddiglobal.org, Jan. 6, 1p.Africa, Democratic Republic of CongoCSR
DS201505-0252
2015
ICMMEngaging with society - ICMM releases annual review 2014.ICMM, March, 14p. PdfGlobalCSR
DM201508-0451
2015
AllAfricaDebswana Diamond Company shown commitment to the submission of training and labour.Allafrica.com, July 27, 1/2p.Africa, BotswanaNews item - CSR
DM201508-1290
2015
Rough-PolishedMarange villagers accuse Zim environment agency of inaction as diamond miners destroy environment.rough-polished.com, July 24, 1/4p.Africa, ZimbabweNews item - CSR
DM201509-1331
2015
Rough-PolishedDe Beers program distributes books to communities near Snap Lake and Victor.rough-polished.com, Aug. 24, 1/4p.Canada, Northwest Territories, OntarioNews item - CSR
DS201510-1783
2015
Lombard, L.Threat economies and armed conservation in northeastern Central African Republic.Geoforum, in press availableAfrica, Central African RepublicCSR

Abstract: This article, based on ethnographic and archival research in the northeastern parklands of the Central African Republic (CAR), explores the area’s history of armed conservation. Critical scholarly accounts of armed conservation practices and projects often starkly contrast the people involved in them: there are agents of the state, or state-like actors, who seek to dominate, territorialize, and discipline, often using violence to do so, and there are local populations who are dispossessed of their lands and resources without compensation and forced into new kinds of poverty, despite rhetoric and practices meant to inculcate "local participation". The case presented here forces us to re-think these accounts. Rather than pursuing authority in the sense of expanding control over other people, people in northeastern CAR (whether putatively in favor of or opposed to conservation) are working to create and maintain access to the status of an income. To do so they engage in practices of threatening and hiding. While the means to use physical force are not equally shared, capacities to threaten and hide are widely held, and organizational and other hierarchies are unstable, making it difficult to describe any of this as a matter of domination and resistance. Expanding on literature that examines processes of green militarization (Lunstrum, 2014), the article focuses on the interactional dynamics of armed conservation to show that threats are as important as acts of physical violence, and that hiding-whether in the bush or plain sight-is critical to understanding armed conservation in an area where the state is largely seen as absent.
DM201510-2061
2015
ReutersCameroon involved in Central Africa 'blood diamond' trade: U.N. experts - by Louis Charanneau .Republic of Mining blog, Sept. 2, 1p.Africa, Central African RepublicNews item - CSR
DM201510-2065
2015
Rough-PolishedSmuggling of CAR diamonds into Cameroon, Chad fueling conflict.rough-polished.com, Sept. 3, 1/4p.Africa, Central African RepublicNews item - CSR
DS201510-1812
2015
Vasconcelos, L.Geoethics - Africa needs to be respected and heard.Journal of African Earth Sciences, Vol. 111, p. 287. 1p.AfricaCSR - ethics

Abstract: The Journal of African Earth Sciences (Vol. 111, 2015, page 287) has published a "Short Note" entitled "Geoethics: Africa must be respected and heard!" by Lopo Vasconcelos, Jesus Martinez-Frias and Aberra Mogessie, raising an important issue: the need to include ethical issues in the educational systems of Africa. Reference is made to a project aiming at "providing the entire African continent with a roadmap to face the target of geoscience education within a wide scope and a multidisciplinary approach" GEO-ERA (GEOscience Education Roadmap for Africa) promoted and coordinated by the IUGS-Commission on Geoscience Education, Training and Technology Transfer (IUGS-COGE) and the Geological Society of Africa (GSAf). Considering that Education and Ethics must go along together, GSAf and IAGETH (International Association for Geoethics) signed in 2013, after the 24th Colloquium of African Geology, CAG24 (Addis Ababa) a Memorandum of Understanding in order to accomplish this and other goals.
DM201511-2111
2015
Amnesty InternationalChains of abuse: the case of diamonds from the Central African Republic and the global diamond supply chain.Amnestyinternational.org, Sept. 3p.Africa, Central African RepublicNews item - KP, CSR

Abstract: Amnesty International has examined three specific points in the global diamond supply chain, starting with diamonds in the Central African Republic (CAR), moving to two of CAR’s neighbours into which some of its diamonds are smuggled, and ending at diamond exchanges in the major global trading centres of Antwerp and Dubai. CAR has been embroiled in armed conflict since late 2012. The report uses CAR as a case study to examine the diamond supply chain but looks beyond the conflict to human rights abuses in the artisanal mining sector in CAR and to other illegal and unethical practices in the diamond supply chain that cause or contribute to human rights abuses – such as smuggling and tax abuse.
DM201511-2123
2015
Devenish, C.Charles is a strong environmenta list in India and asks that mining and agriculture support each other. Articles by Colin Todhunter ColinTodHunter.com, charlesdevenish @geomysore.comIndiaNews item - CSR
DS201512-1901
2015
Butler, R.Destructive sampling ethics… protect natural sites, rock outcrops… code of ethics.Nature Geoscience, Vol. 8, 11, pp. 817-818.GlobalCSR
DS201512-1928
2015
ICMMGood practice guide to indigenous peoples and mining.ICMM , pdf. 138p.GlobalCSR
DS201601-0020
2015
ICMMUnderstanding company-community relations toolkit.ICMM, Dec. 1, 72p. PdfGlobalCSR
DS201601-0021
2015
ICMMDemonstrating value: a guide to responsible sourcing for mining companies.ICMM, Dec. 3, 44p. PdfGlobalCSR
DS201601-0022
2015
ICMMLand acquisition and resettlement: lessons learned.ICMM, Dec. 68p.GlobalCSR
DM201608-2585
2016
AllafricaThe African Minerals Development Centre as requested by Sierra Leone hosted a three day Africa Mining Vision workshop.Allafrica.com, Aug. 10, 1/4p.Africa, Sierra LeoneNews item - CSR
DM201608-2587
2016
AllafricaFormer President Pohamba says mineral resources have been exploited by others.Allafrica.com, Aug. 6, 1/4p.Africa, NamibiaNews item - CSR
DM201608-1611
2016
Rough-PolishedAlrosa publishes Social Policy Guidelines.rough-polished.com, Aug. 5, 1/4p.RussiaNews item - CSR
DS201609-1730
2010
Morris, N., Baartjes, N.L.The social impact of diamond mining - is it time to revisit the scorecard?The 4th Colloquium on Diamonds - source to use held Gabarone March 1-3, 2010, 10p.GlobalCSR

Abstract: In South Africa, diamond~ are mined predominantly in rural areas. Kimberlitic diamonds dominate in Limpopo and the Northern Cape Provinces whereas alluvial diamonds are mainly soureed from the North West and Northern Cape Provinces. There are a few large and medium sized diamond companies (De Beers, Petra Diamonds, Trans Hex, Rockwell and Alexkor). There are many smaller companies involved in diamond mining, mostly alluvial diamond mines. The nature of alluvial diamond deposits is that they are aerially more extensive and thus their surface impacts are more pervasive: The recent downturn in diamond prices has resulted in the sudden cessation of mining at many small and medium diamond operations. The South African Mining Charter requires all mines, including diamond mines, to subscribe to .the following empowerment objectives: • Human Resource Development • Employment Equity • Non-Discrimination of Migrant Labourers • Increased Procurement from HDSA Communities • Mine Community and Rural Development • Improvement of Housing and Living Conditions • Change in Ownership/Management and Joint Ventures • Increase in Benificiation. Companies are required to report annually on progress in achieving their commitments qnd these interventions are subject to audit. The recent focus on the West Coast of South Africa (Van Wyk et al., 2009) emphasized the ongoing social problems that persist ill mining communities in spite of mines being there for more than half a century. This paper focuses on the delayed implementation of sustainable development strategies by diamond producers and delayed monitoring by government departments. This delay will continue to result in ongoing negative effects. This is seen across all diamond mining regions in South Africa. Towns like Douglas, Barkley West, Swartruggens and Zebedelia will all show similar levels of post closure decay and dereliction. There is evidence that many companies do report on their compliance to the Mining Scorecard requirements. This is particularly easier to see with listed companies where Scorecard compliance is made public. However, the dilemma facing state departments lies with verifying the accuracy of the information and more critically the impact of the strategies and interventions. Ongoing criticism of diamond producers are that they fail to implement local economic development strategies and thereby leave the communities in which they operate severely destitute. What is often overlooked is that the period to 2009 (from the gazetting of the MPRDA until the conversion of old to new order rights)was a period in which many companies were required to establish their baselines, develop plans and submit these for approval. The current Scorecard indicators emphasise planning, implementation and integration of strategies. This. paper will thus examine the measurement of strategy impact (social, economic and environment) on mining communities and recommend some measures of impact that couid be incorporated into an expanded Scorecard.
DM201708-1854
2017
Idex onlineThe diamond industry simply has to find a way of getting the story out about the good that diamonds do for people across the world.idex magazine.com, July pp. 16-18.GlobalNews item - CSR
DS201711-2503
2017
Calas, G.Mineral Resources and Sustainable Development.Elements, Vol. 13, pp. 301-306.Globalresources, CSR

Abstract: Mineral resources have been used for millennia and are a key to society's development. With the growing importance of new technologies and the energy revolution, questions have arisen regarding the future availability of resources of metals and industrial minerals. As discovering large high-grade deposits has become increasingly rare, the concept of “sustainable development” will become viewed as essential to extract metals/minerals from new low-grade deposits. In addition to economic considerations, it is essential to reconcile mining activity with environmental protection and to allay the concerns of local populations. This issue of Elements highlights the progressive movement towards an active environmental and societal strategy for sustainably harnessing mineral resources.
DS201711-2509
2017
De Villiers, J.P.R.How to sustain mineral resources: beneficiation and mineral engineering opportunities.Elements, Vol. 13, pp. 307-312.Globalresources, CSR

Abstract: The sustainability of a mineral resource depends, among other aspects, on what the mineral in question will be used for, price fluctuations, future resource requirements, and downstream manufacturing. A balance must be struck between the long-term commitment of developing a mineral deposit against the short-term threats of a changing commercial and social environment. Long-term resource sustainability is dependent both on increased efficiency, which improves profitability, and on revitalizing marginal mines. This is illustrated through breakthroughs in the processing of low-grade copper and refractory gold ores, as well as nickel laterite ores. Retreatment of mine wastes and tailings can also increase the sustainability of mining activity. Ongoing research and development is also helping to sustain mineral resource exploitation.
DM201711-2583
2017
Idex memoCSR coming of age as social responsibility becomes new normal.idexonline.com, Oct. 12, 2p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201803-0536
2018
Idex MagazineThe good that diamonds do also extends to the corporate social responsibility operations.idexmagazine, No. 133, pp. 24-26.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201803-0565
2018
Republic of MiningTop jewellery brands failing to ensure gold, diamonds mined ethically, Human Rights Watch says.Financial Times, Feb. 8, 1p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201806-1375
2018
New York TimesNew film highlights human pressures of diamond industry in Sierra Leone.phys.org.com, May 10, 1/4p.Africa, Sierra LeoneNews item - CSR
DM201808-1865
2018
ICMMWell being improved in mining dependent countries. Social progress ICMM, July 12, 10p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201812-2979
2018
Idex MagazineDiamonds are doing good - not just in mining communities ( D.E.F. and UN Women)idexmagazine, Nov. pp. 12-14.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201812-2981
2018
Idex onlineEvents that set the sustainability and conservation agenda. Patti Wickens presentation and goals. Wickens idexonline.com, Nov. 15, 3p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201812-2985
2018
Idex OnlineJoint statement by Civil Society Group's on Human Rights .. To address violenceindexonline.com, Nov. 12, 1/4p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201901-0113
2018
Diamond WorldAlrosa updates policy on sustainable development and corporate social responsibility. CSRdiamondworld.net, Dec. 28, 1/2p.RussiaNews item - CSR
DM201901-0131
2018
Idex OnlineConservation - the first video in the Diamond Empowerment Fund new real stories, real diamonds. Diamonds do good websiteidexonline.com, Dec. 7, 1/2p.GlobalNews item - CSR, D.E.F, DPA
DM201901-0166
2018
Robinson, A.Diamonds do good for mining communities, their neighbours, but the sheer scale of social responsibility initiatives is still unfortunately unknown to consumers.idex Magazine, Dec. pp. 24-37.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201901-0219
2018
The Sierra Leone TelegraphKono district to have its own university at last ….. History ….allafrica.com, Dec. 11, 5p.Africa, Sierra LeoneNews item - CSR
DM201902-0345
2019
CBCNWT unemployment rate hits 7.4 % to end 2018. cbc.ca, Jan. 4, 1/4p.Canada, Northwest TerritoriesNews item - CSR
DS201902-0278
2018
ICMMMining with principles.ICMM, Dec. 18p.GlobalCSR
DM201902-0456
2019
The Namibian EconomistOranjemund for munders to trade their wares and tares. Hub OMD marketnamibian economist.com, Jan. 10, 2p.Africa, NamibiaNews item - CSR
DS201903-0543
2019
Shor, R.Gem guide delivers education, social return to artisanal miners. *** In SWAHILIgia.edu, booklet free downloadGlobalCSR
DM201904-0861
2019
Global TimesThe Peace diamond project government iniative .. Kono area Primary school, hospital etc.globalpressjournal, Mar. 18, 1/4p.Africa, Sierra LeoneNews item - CSR
DM201904-0870
2019
Mining ReviewMoving into care and maintenance after its scheduled life of 10 years, De Beers' Voorspoed mine leaves an enviable health and safety record despite difficult geological conditions ( complex country rock).miningreview.com, Mar. 20, 1/4p.Africa, South AfricaNews item - CSR
DM201904-0888
2019
Republic of MiningAfter the diamond rush: shoddy housing. Few jobs in eastern Zimbabwe. Chidzwaglobalpressjournal, Mar. 10, 2p.Africa, ZimbabweNews item - CSR
DM201905-1138
2019
ForbesFTC cautions lab-grown diamond brands on sustainability claims. Forbes.com, Apr. 11, 1/4p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201905-1139
2019
Hinde, C.Mining's brand problem.miningbeacon.com, Apr. 16, 2p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201905-1217
2019
Rough-polishedCIBJO President laid out comprehenive plan to promote responsible sourcing in jewellery industry.rough-polished.com, Apr. 29, 1/4p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201906-1390
2019
Diamond World MagazineDPA releases first ever modern diamond mining report.diamondworld magazine.com, May 3, 1/4p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM201910-2373
2019
Idex OnlineLet me just verify that …. Diamond mining companies have sections on company reports on sustainability, environment and corporate social responsibility.idexonline.com, Sept. 19, 1/4p.GlobalNews item - CSR
DM202006-1046
2020
Rough-polishedDe Beers donates $ 200k to assist women as gender based violence spike.rough-polished, May 6, 1/4p.GlobalNews item - CSR

 
 

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