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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 April 2022

Edited by
Alica Daly ,
David Humphreys ,
Julio Raffo  and
Giulia Valacchi
Alica Daly
Affiliation:
World Intellectual Property Organization
David Humphreys
Affiliation:
University of Dundee
Julio Raffo
Affiliation:
World Intellectual Property Organization
Giulia Valacchi
Affiliation:
World Intellectual Property Organization

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Global Challenges for Innovation in Mining Industries , pp. v - vi
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022
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Contents

  1. List of Figures

  2. List of Tables

  3. List of Boxes

  4. List of Contributors

  5. Acknowledgements

  6. Foreword

  7. 1Global Challenges for Innovation in the Mining Industries

    Alica Daly, David Humphreys, Julio D. Raffo and Giulia Valacchi

  8. 2Recent Trends of Innovation in the Mining Sector

    Alica Daly, Giulia Valacchi, and Julio D. Raffo

  9. 3Mining Foreign Direct Investments and Local Technological Spillovers

    Bruno Casella and Lorenzo Formenti

  10. 4Innovation in Mining Global Value Chains: Implications for Emerging Economies

    Michiko Iizuka, Carlo Pietrobelli and Fernando Vargas

  11. 5The Role of Transport-Related Innovation in the Mining Sector

    Francesco Dionori and Maryam Zehtabchi

  12. 6Environmental Regulations in the Mining Sector and Their Effect on Technological Innovation

    Maxwell Andersen and Joëlle Noailly

  13. 7Global Trends of Innovation in the Mining Sector: the Role of Commodity Prices

    Giulia Valacchi, Alica Daly, David Humphreys and Julio D. Raffo

  14. 8IP Use and Technology Transfer in the Brazilian Mining Sector

    Domenica Blundi, Ana Claudia Nonato da Silva Loureiro, Sergio Medeiros Paulino de Carvalho, Marina Filgueiras Jorge, Felipe Veiga Lopes, Gustavo Travassos Pereira da Silva and Vitoria Orind

  15. 9Innovation and IP Use in the Chilean Copper Mining Sector

    Claudio Bravo-Ortega and Juan JosE´ Price

  16. 10The MINER Act of 2006: Innovating for Safety and Health in US Mining

    Andrew A. Toole, James Forman and Asrat Tesfayesus

  17. 11Innovation in the Canadian Mining Sector

    Baharak Courtney Doagoo, Elias Collette, Sean Martineau, Amira Khadr, Marc Neville and Mazahir Bhagat

  18. 12Recent Trends of Innovation and IP Use in the Mining Sector in Australia

    Rohan Amburle, Alma Lacken, Emma Francis, Deanna Trainham, Greg Maloney and Catriona Bruce

  19. Index

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