Mineral Economics – Raw Materials Report is an international| multidisciplinary journal focused on economics and policy issues in the minerals| metals and mining industries. The journal exists to improve the understanding of economic| social| environmental and political implications of natural resources. The main focus is on non-fuel minerals| metals and the mining industry| and its role in society. Mineral Economics is widening its scope and particularly invites papers on: Socio-economic aspects of mining| e.g. social license to operate| indigenous peoples| theory of change Materials for the Green transition| e.g. battery metals| ICT elements| policies to secure supply of these elements Minerals in the periphery| e.g. the Arctic| deep-seabed and space Mineral Economics serves as a platform for academics| industry practitioners| decision makers and other experts who want to share perspectives and knowledge about natural resources. A wide range of topics have traditionally been covered including| among others: mineral market analysis| exploration and development| resource availability| market development| price formation| international trade| environmental policy| sustainability issues| competition issues. Mineral Economics is a joint project of Luleå University of Technology and Råvarugruppen Ekonomisk Förening| the organization which founded the journal Raw Materials Report in 1981.
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