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Reported social conflict and disruption motivate a rights-based approach including fair negotiation and Indigenous consent.

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Blanca Racionero GómezSenior Researcher, Just Transition and Natural Resources · Business & Human Rights Resource CentreLinkedIn ↗
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Blanca Racionero GómezSenior Researcher, Just Transition and Natural Resources · Business & Human Rights Resource CentreLinkedIn ↗

Reported social conflict and disruption motivate a rights-based approach including fair negotiation and Indigenous consent.

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Attributed contributors: Blanca Racionero Gómez. “Reported social conflict and disruption motivate a rights-based approach including fair negotiation and Indigenous consent..” The Cleanest Ton: Critical Minerals, Trust, and the New Extractive Bargain. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 18 September 2026. Session time 12:42–13:40. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-450e2b0ef449

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Reported social conflict and disruption motivate a rights-based approach including fair negotiation and Indigenous consent.

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Blanca Racionero GómezSenior Researcher, Just Transition and Natural Resources · Business & Human Rights Resource CentreLinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: Ignoring rights can provoke conflict that interrupts operations.

Conditions: Respect rights holders and consent.

Limit: Association in reported cases does not isolate causal effects.

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