The shift to a low-carbon future places mineral-rich low-and middle-income countries at the
forefront of the green transition. The focus on investment and extraction presents significant …

For over five millennia, Mongolia has been home to a remarkably resilient, land-connected,
pastoral nomadic way of life and cultural heritage. Traditional local communities of …

Since transitioning to a market-based economy, Mongolia has experienced a mining boom
that turned extractive industries into a key contributor to the country's national budget …

Mining-driven conflict is endemic across developing nations, most often centred on local
benefit, jobs and environmental impact. Since the 1990s much attention has focused on the …

This thesis disentangles the complex dynamics of water and mining conflicts, seeking to
understand how environmental (in) justices related to the water use of mining companies …

The question of sustainability for water resources has emerged as a universal challenge in
mining regions because of increased water use, pollution, water scarcity and depletion. In …

The developing field of Mongolian International Studies offers a diverse range of research
topics. A review of recent articles reflects an emphasis on geo-politics, particularly evolving …

Le pastoralisme mongol se caractérise par une mobilité humaine et animale importante à
l'échelle annuelle mais aussi quotidienne. Ces mobilités sont conditionnées par de …

Mega-infrastructure, nomadic herders and a new democracy create unusual dynamics in the
world's 3rd largest desert. At once the sparsest-populated country as well as home to $1.3 …

„I think we need to smash the idea of greatness and break it down to tinier pieces that we
can live with. I don't believe in the great novel. I believe in the novel I can write. I don't …