Gendering the field : towards sustainable livelihoods for mining in mining communities

این منبع از بخش «High Confidence اولیه» مرحله 11A پذیرفته شد. سطح B و امتیاز 82 بر اساس پروتکل ارتباط با مس، معدن، مواد معدنی حیاتی و مدیریت/سیاست‌گذاری معدن تعیین شد. دلیل پذیرش: معیشت پایدار، جنسیت و جوامع معدنی.

Currency Conversion Rates Year USDAUD USD/CDF USD/IDR 2006 0.7884 n.a. 7500 2007 0.8776 n.a. n.a. 2008 0.6983 826 n.a. xv Contributors Sara Bice is completing her Doctoral degree in Sociology at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her thesis is examining ways to measure the social impacts of Australian mining companies' operations in developing countries. Sara has worked in international and community development, especially on women's issues with Queen Victoria Women's Centre, Brotherhood of St Laurence and Oxfam Australia. Sara holds an M.A. in Gender and International Development Studies (Melbourne) and a B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication (UNC-Chapel Hill, USA, Hons). Gill Burke is a mining historian and economist. She holds a PhD from London University for a thesis on the nineteenth and twentieth century Tin Mining Industry of Cornwall, UK. From 1985, Gill worked as consultant economist and technical assistance advisor in the field of mineral resources developmentmainly in Southeast Asia. In this context she worked for international agencies such as UNDP, UNIDO and the ILO as well as for private sector and state mining corporations. Over time Gill became a specialist on artisanal, small-scale and illegal mining with concomitant interest in mining and gender.