- Assistant professor
- Speaker
- Speaker
- Date
- Tuesday 29 Mar 2022, 15:00 - 18:00
- Type
- Seminar
- Spoken Language
- English
- Room
- Hybrid - Aula B and Zoom
- Location
- International Institute of Social Studies
- Ticket information
This is a hybrid event. When registering, please indicate whether you will attend online or in person.
In-person registration is limited to 30 places.
In this first GRIP-ARM speaker series event, Dr Julie Klinger, Glen Mpufane from IndustriALL Global Union, Florian Anderhuber from Euromines and others will join a roundtable to discuss the governance of critical raw materials: challenges and the stakes of critical raw materials governance across multiple perspectives’.
Governance of critical raw materials is an ongoing challenge. Challenges at the international level are characterized by competing strategies to secure supply, shifting geographies of extraction and weak regulatory regimes which undermine transparency and free trade-oriented objectives.
Around the world, national strategies range from unleashing prospecting bonanzas to reducing production to remediate environmental harm, and local issues encompass efforts to recruit mining and industrial facilities as well as fierce resistance in the name of labor rights, cultural preservation, and environmental protection.
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About the GRIP-ARM speaker series
The GRIP-ARM speaker series involves series of events to engage academic, public and policy stakeholders audiences in discussions around natural resources & governance, climate change & sustainability, industrial policy & global value chain, and China and geopolitics.
For more information on the Green Industrial Policy in the Age of Rare Metals (GRIP-ARM), visit the project page.
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