Policy and governance
“This research aims to co-create novel policy and governance solutions for critical raw materials across national and international levels, which will assist public and private actors to navigate the complex and fast-changing governance landscape.”
Lisa Dellmuth, Stockholm University
This work package focuses on increasing knowledge on trade-offs in the national and global politics and governance of critical raw materials, and aims to provide policy recommendations for Swedish government and international institutions - which is key as the world transitions from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
The work package will focus on four main task:
Mapping and explanation of the emerging global governance architecture relevant for critical raw materials.
Policymaking, focusing on a novel dataset on governance initiatives of unprecedented reach. Map and explain policies on critical raw material at national and international level.
Engage in an expert elicitation (EE) about trade-offs, risks, benefits, and solutions associated with critical raw material governance.
Bottom-up stakeholder-based visioning process to identify governance innovations that mining affected social groups and industry actors themselves consider as promising.
Participating researchers
Lisa Dellmuth, Stockholm University, work package leader
Matilda Petersson, Stockholm University
Mark Rhinard, Stockholm University
Maria-Therese Gustafsson, Stockholm University
Gunilla Reischl, Swedish Institute of International Affairs
André Månberger, Lund University
Roman Vakulchuck, Norwegian Institute for International Affairs
Indra Overland, Norwegian Institute for International Affairs