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Blockchain in mining and mineral supply chains : a systematic mapping review of traceability, governance, and operational coordination

Diaz, Félix; Cerna, Nhell; Liza, Rafael; Motta, Bryan - 2026

Background: Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies are increasingly proposed to strengthen traceability, governance, visibility, and coordination in mining and mineral supply chains, but mining-specific evidence remains fragmented. Methods: We conducted a systematic mapping review of...

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Licensing resource exploitation with endogenous and privately known reserves

Jääskeläinen, Jarmo; Lappi, Pauli - 2026

We design optimal mechanism to collect revenues from nonrenewable resource exploitation, when the resource must be explored and discovered and when there is asymmetric information. The exploration effort may result in a discovery that is revealed only to the firm, and the effort is not observed...

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Critical minerals and the energy transition

Grace, William - 2026

The climate crisis requires a transition from a fossil-fuel energy system to renewable energy which is heavily reliant on the so-called critical minerals. Both sets of resources are finite/non-renewable and have been widely used for generations. Previous energy related studies have identified...

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Unlocking India's mineral potential : bridging the gap between challenges and ambitions

Chadha, Rajesh; Sivamani, Ganesh - 2026

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Quantifying the trade impact of SPS and TBTs with product-level structural gravity

Artuso, Fabio; Clarke, Julian Latimer; Fontagné, Lionel; … - 2026

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Quantifying the trade impact of SPS and TBTs with product-level structural gravity

Artuso, Fabio; Clarke, Julian Latimer; Fontagné, Lionel; … - 2026

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Downstream diversification of critical mineral-rich countries

Moerenhout, Tom - 2026

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Economic diversification in green mineral economies

Gelb, Alan - 2026

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Catch-up and the curse of oil

Thorvaldur Gylfason; Gylfi Zoega - 2026

Because of convergence, initial income is an important explanatory variable in many growth regressions. Its omission can lead to misspecification bias that may seem to – but still does not – contradict the common albeit somewhat controversial empirical finding that natural resources, if not...

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Pitfalls to downstream diversification in countries rich in critical minerals

Murshed, Syed Mansoob - 2026

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Induced innovation in critical mineral saving technologies

Bastianin, Andrea; Castelnovo, Paolo; Frattini, … - 2026

This paper develops a novel text-based approach to identify CRM-saving innovation using patent data and studies how mineral price signals shape the direction of technological change. Using patent data from 1978–2020, we distinguish technologies that rely on CRMs from those that explicitly aim...

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Power fragmentation and the resource curse

Arezki, Rabah; Graziosi, Grégoire Rota - 2026

This paper explores the economic consequences of (taxing) power fragmentation using both theory and data. We first formalize tax policy as the result of interministerial competition where the Minister of Finance ('Guardian') and the Minister of Mines ('Spender') have distinct objective...

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Policies for sustainable mining : when geography matters

Hodler, Roland; Schaudt, Paul; Vesperoni, Alberto - 2026

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Avenues to maximizing value added from critical minerals

Pietrobelli, Carlo; Valverde, Jorge - 2026

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Avenues to maximizing value added from critical minerals

Pietrobelli, Carlo; Valverde, Jorge - 2025

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Does implementing the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) increase resource revenue in developing countries?

Pafadnam, Neerbewendé Rachid - 2026

The need for developing countries to increase their domestic revenue has always been relevant, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, which weakened their public finances. This paper analyses the dynamic treatment effects of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI)...

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Getting smart about Africa's mineral wealth : how digital public infrastructure can revolutionise mineral fiscal regimes in West Africa

Simons, Bright - 2026

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Resource-based downstream diversification, critical minerals, and industrial policy : the case of selected Southeast Asian countries

Bilek, Pavel - 2026

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China's overseas minerals processing investments and its impact on local industry diversification

Zhou, Huiling - 2026

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Europe and Africa flipped the script on industrial minerals : a comparative account of Europe's nineteenth century industrialisation and Africa's twenty-first century attempt from a mineral supply security perspective

Simons, Bright - 2026

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The challenges of, and opportunities for, downstream diversification in mineral-rich countries

Moerenhout, Tom; Jobet, Juan Carlos - 2026

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A novel protocol for digital mineral information rights in Africa

Simons, Bright - 2026

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Strategic raw material cooperation between Africa and Europe : making EU external instruments fit for African industrial drive and European resilience

Schulze, Meike - 2026

African governments are entering the geopolitical competition over critical raw materials with a growing sense of strategic confidence. While the AU-EU Summit in Luanda in November 2025 reaffirmed political commitments on both sides, European initiatives continue to lose ground. It is true that...

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Friend-shoring critical minerals : investment law at the intersection of geo-economics and treaty restraint

Gu, Tianqi - 2026

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Beyond the ore : India's value-driven critical Minerals diplomacy in Africa

Vaidyanathan, Veda - 2026

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Ecological effects of income inequality, financial development, and natural resources in E7 Countries

Uzar, Umut; Eyuboglu, Kemal; Alola, Andrew Adewale - 2026

Among the necessities of identifying its underlying causes of environmental degradation, critical socioeconomic factors have often been overlooked in empirical studies. This study investigates the impact of income inequality, financial development, and natural resources on environmental...

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Downstream impacts of mines on agriculture in Africa

Vashold, Lukas; Pirich, Gustav; Heinze, Maximilian; … - 2026

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Chokepoint: the financial effects of rare earth supply disruptions

Ostry, Joshua - 2026

This paper constructs a high-frequency, news-based measure of rare earth supply shocks to examine how disruptions in these critical inputs affect global firm valuations. Using news articles between 2021 and 2025, I identify exogenous rare earth supply events, distinguishing between Chinese...

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Exploring public opinions on mining governance and preferences for interventions to enhance battery mineral access

Fikru, Mahelet G.; Koppera, Sreeja; Nguyen, Nhien - 2026

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The differential impacts of critical mineral prices and oil prices on the economy

Concordel, Adrien; Ho, Phuong; Knittel, Christopher R. - 2026

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Pressure and preparation : Japan's response to Chinese rare earth coercion and lessons for U.S. policymakers

Roth, Taylore; VerWey, John - 2026

U.S. policymakers face enduring dependencies on Chinese critical mineral supplies, with vulnerabilities exacerbated by Beijing's control over global processing and its willingness to weaponize its leverage for political goals. To support U.S. policymakers as they confront Chinese export controls...

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The policy edge of Japan and South Korea in securing critical minerals

Sharma, Abhishek - 2026

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Managing environmental mining legacies in the Andean region : analysis, challenges and lessons learned

2026

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Mapping the nexus : a bibliometric analysis of critical minerals research for energy transition

Zhao, Guimei; Zhang, Qingyan; Geng, Yong - 2026

Critical minerals are key to achieve carbon neutrality. Many scholars have recognized this issue and engaged in such an emerging field. Several review articles have been published to summarize the research progress of this field. But these existing literatures are more qualitative and lack...

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Synergistic and threshold role of institutional quality in the sensitivity of citizens' happiness to natural resource rents in resource-rich African countries

Olaniyi, Clement Olalekan - 2026

This study examines how institutional quality (INST) affects the contribution of natural resource endowments (NREs) to citizens' happiness and life satisfaction. It also identifies the INST threshold above which NREs enhance citizens' life satisfaction and happiness. Consistent with challenges...

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From Potential to Prosperity : A Roadmap for Malawi’s Energy Transition Minerals

2026

Malawi’s mining sector has the potential to transform the country’s economy, with projected exports exceeding US$30 billion between 2026 and 2040, more than doubling current export levels. Seven advanced-stage mining projects, including uranium, rutile, and rare earth developments, are ready...

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Securing India's midstream capacity by processing critical minerals overseas

Chhillar, Anika - 2026

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Exploring knowledge spillovers : innovation strategies in resource-rich countries

Khlystova, Olena; Kalyuzhnova, Yelena - 2026

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The role of rare earth and metallic mineral prices and sovereign inflation-linked bonds in AI-driven fintech industrial development amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict : a dynamic quantile analysis approach

Islam, Md. Monirul; Ahmed, Faroque; Al Mahmud, Abdulla; … - 2025

AI-driven fintech industries face critical vulnerabilities from volatile rare earth and metallic mineral prices, geopolitical instability, and inflationary pressures. Sovereign inflation-linked bonds serve as incentives for investors in technological industries, despite the risks associated with...

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The international trade dimensions of the United States critical minerals security strategy

Usman, Zainab - 2026

This paper examines the trade dimensions of the policy instruments employed by the United States to secure critical minerals supply chains. Drawing on policy statements, executive orders, tariff schedules, and six bilateral critical minerals agreements announced in 2025, it assesses how US trade...

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Critical minerals, critical decisions : industrial policy for the energy transition : technical and statistical report

2026

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Patriarchy, pandemics, and the gendered resource curse thesis : evidence from petroleum geology

Animashaun, Jubril Olayinka; Wossink, Ada - 2025

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Patriarchy, pandemics and the gendered resource curse thesis : evidence from petroleum geology

Animashaun, Jubril Olayinka; Wossink, Ada - 2020

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Third-party interest, resource value, and the likelihood of conflict

Battiston, Giacomo; Bizzarri, Matteo; Franceschin, Riccardo - 2025

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Third-party interest, resource value, and the likelihood of conflict

Battiston, Giacomo; Bizzarri, Matteo; Franceschin, Riccardo - 2021

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Critical minerals supply chains : the case of China's electric battery industry

Wu, Yanrui - 2026

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International mineral trade-cleaner energy transformation nexus : how decomposed mineral prices and geopolitical events act?

Islam, Md. Monirul; Mariev, Oleg; Kazi Sohag - 2025

In the global transition to cleaner energy, the role of international mineral trade, which is subject to price volatility and geopolitical competition, is crucial yet complex. This study investigates the dynamic correlation between clusters of international mineral trade (both exports and...

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