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- 1. Large-Scale Mines and Local‑Level Politics
- 2. From Anticipation to Practice: Social and Economic Management of a Nickel Plant’s Establishment in New Caledonia’s North Province
- 3. Social and Environmental Transformations in the Neighbourhood of a Nickel Mining Project: A Case Study from Northern New Caledonia
- 4. The Boakaine Mine in New Caledonia: A Local Development Issue?
- 5. Conflict and Agreement: The Politics of Nickel in Thio, New Caledonia
- 6. Contesting the Goro Nickel Mining Project, New Caledonia: Indigenous Rights, Sustainable Development and the Land Issue
- 7. Dissecting Corporate Community Development in the Large-Scale Melanesian Mining Sector
- 8. Negotiating Community Support for Closure or Continuation of the Ok Tedi Mine in Papua New Guinea
- 9. Disconnected Development Worlds: Responsibility towards Local Communities in Papua New Guinea
- 10. Gender Mainstreaming and Local Politics: Women, Women’s Associations and Mining in Lihir
- 11. Migrants, Labourers and Landowners at the Lihir Gold Mine, Papua New Guinea
- 12. Bougainville: Origins of the Conflict, and Debating the Future of Large-Scale Mining
- 13. Between New Caledonia and Papua New Guinea
