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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When a mining project lands on a community's doorstep, the conflicts that follow are never simple. Generic mediation training does not prepare you for this.Power imbalances, cultural divides, historical grievances, and livelihoods at stake: company-community disputes in the extractive sector demand a fundamentally different approach to mediation. This handbook delivers it.Built from over fifteen years of frontline practice resolving extractive and infrastructure disputes across West Africa, Southern Africa, Europe, and Latin America, Mediating Extractive Conflicts walks practitioners step by step through the realities of company-community conflict. You will learn how to read a room where one side holds all the economic power, how to work with trauma without being consumed by it, and how to design processes that communities actually trust.Inside this 19-chapter handbook, you will find: - Core mediation principles adapted for extractive industry power dynamics- Communication and facilitation techniques for high-tension, cross-cultural settings- Conflict analysis frameworks for mining, energy, and infrastructure disputes- Process design methods that build legitimacy with both companies and communities- Guidance on trauma-informed mediation and mediator self-care- Strategies for managing impasses, resistance scenarios, and breakdowns in trust- Post-agreement implementation and monitoring tools- Digital mediation approaches for remote and hybrid contexts- Real-world case studies and ready-to-use simulation exercises- 53 visual frameworks, checklists, and flowcharts- Glossary, bibliography, and practitioner resource guideWho this book is for: Whether you are a mediator entering the extractive sector, a community relations officer managing escalating tensions, a social performance professional navigating competing demands, or a development practitioner supporting affected communities, this book was written for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - You stand between a grieving elder who just lost her home and a project team frustrated by delays. You translate between two worlds that cannot hear each other. By evening, you are hollowed out, and tomorrow you will do it again.This is the life of the social performance practitioner: the person companies send to the front line when mining or energy projects collide with the communities that live on top of them. It is one of the most emotionally demanding roles in the extractive industry, and one of the least understood.The Human Shock Absorber is the first book to tell their story. Drawing on years of fieldwork across Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe, including mediating over two thousand grievance claims, Thomas Gaultier maps the invisible profession from the inside: the psychological toll, the ethical dilemmas, the quiet victories, and the practical tools that keep practitioners standing.Part testimony, part survival guide, this book covers:¿ The Invisible Profession - What community relations practitioners actually do, why it matters, and why it is so often misunderstood by the organizations that employ them¿ The Weight We Carry - Trauma, burnout, isolation, and the physical toll of working in the space between corporate interests and community needs¿ Practical Tools for Survival - Conflict resolution strategies for real stakes, navigating difficult conversations, building resilience, and protecting your career¿ Finding Meaning in the Middle - The ethics of being in the middle, the moral weight of witnessing, making peace with imperfect impact, and a manifesto for the professionThis book is for:¿ Community relations officers and social performance practitioners at any career stage¿ Managers and leaders who oversee community relations functions and want to understand what their teams experience¿ Anyone entering the field who wants to know what they are getting into.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. You stand between a grieving elder who just lost her home and a project team frustrated by delays. You translate between two worlds that cannot hear each other. By evening, you are hollowed out, and tomorrow you will do it again.This is the life of the social performance practitioner: the person companies send to the front line when mining or energy projects collide with the communities that live on top of them. It is one of the most emotionally demanding roles in the extractive industry, and one of the least understood.The Human Shock Absorber is the first book to tell their story. Drawing on years of fieldwork across Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe, including mediating over two thousand grievance claims, Thomas Gaultier maps the invisible profession from the inside: the psychological toll, the ethical dilemmas, the quiet victories, and the practical tools that keep practitioners standing.Part testimony, part survival guide, this book covers: - The Invisible Profession - What community relations practitioners actually do, why it matters, and why it is so often misunderstood by the organizations that employ them- The Weight We Carry - Trauma, burnout, isolation, and the physical toll of working in the space between corporate interests and community needs- Practical Tools for Survival - Conflict resolution strategies for real stakes, navigating difficult conversations, building resilience, and protecting your career- Finding Meaning in the Middle - The ethics of being in the middle, the moral weight of witnessing, making peace with imperfect impact, and a manifesto for the professionThis book is for: - Community relations officers and social performance practitioners at any career stage- Managers and leaders who oversee community relations functions and want to understand what their teams experience- Anyone entering the field who wants to know what they are getting into This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When a mining company arrives, it comes with lawyers, engineers, financial analysts, and a plan years in the making. The community it negotiates with usually has none of these things.That asymmetry decides outcomes before the first meeting ever takes place. When the Mine Arrives exists to close the gap.Written by a mediator who has worked on both sides of the table, including years inside a mining company designing its community engagement strategy, this is the practical, honest guide that speaks directly to the communities most affected by mining, in language they can actually use.Across eighteen chapters and five appendices, it walks your community through every stage of the journey:Understand the landscape: how mining projects really work, where your leverage is highest, and what the company wants (and what it fears).Get organized: decide who speaks for the community, build a team of allies and advisors, and turn information into power.Negotiate well: prepare properly, recognize and counter common company tactics, and secure community benefit agreements with protections that actually hold.Protect what matters: win real environmental and health safeguards, and the monitoring needed to enforce them.Hold them to it: enforce commitments, resolve disputes, and adapt agreements over the decades a mine operates.Handle the hardest situations: when the government is not on your side, indigenous rights and consent, the gender dimensions of mining impacts, artisanal and small-scale mining, and when the answer is no.The appendices add a due diligence checklist, ready-to-use template letters, a plain-language glossary, and The Twenty Things Every Affected Community Should Know.Who this book is for: community leaders and members; the farmer watching surveyors peg out land above the village; and the advisors, organizers, lawyers, and NGOs who support them.This is the community-facing volume of the Social Accord Architecture reference library, the discipline Thomas Gaultier developed to treat company-community engagement as carefully engineered infrastructure: as rigorously designed and durably maintained as the road, the pit, or the processing plant.About the author: Thomas Gaultier is a mediator and lawyer who has mediated thousands of community claims across Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe, served as a community and social performance officer on a lithium project in Portugal, and trained some of the world's largest mining groups in conflict prevention and resolution. He is admitted to the New York Bar, teaches negotiation and mediation at the Universidade Catolica Portuguesa, and is the author of Mediating Extractive Conflicts and The Human Shock Absorber.We do not stumble into agreements. We design them.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -You stand between a grieving elder who just lost her home and a project team frustrated by delays. You translate between two worlds that cannot hear each other. By evening, you are hollowed out, and tomorrow you will do it again.This is the life of the social performance practitioner: the person companies send to the front line when mining or energy projects collide with the communities that live on top of them. It is one of the most emotionally demanding roles in the extractive industry, and one of the least understood.The Human Shock Absorber is the first book to tell their story. Drawing on years of fieldwork across Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe, including mediating over two thousand grievance claims, Thomas Gaultier maps the invisible profession from the inside: the psychological toll, the ethical dilemmas, the quiet victories, and the practical tools that keep practitioners standing.Part testimony, part survival guide, this book covers:¿ The Invisible Profession - What community relations practitioners actually do, why it matters, and why it is so often misunderstood by the organizations that employ them¿ The Weight We Carry - Trauma, burnout, isolation, and the physical toll of working in the space between corporate interests and community needs¿ Practical Tools for Survival - Conflict resolution strategies for real stakes, navigating difficult conversations, building resilience, and protecting your career¿ Finding Meaning in the Middle - The ethics of being in the middle, the moral weight of witnessing, making peace with imperfect impact, and a manifesto for the professionThis book is for:¿ Community relations officers and social performance practitioners at any career stage¿ Managers and leaders who oversee community relations functions and want to understand what their teams experience¿ Anyone entering the field who wants to know what they are getting intoLibri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld 226 pp. Englisch.…

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