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Resources

Thought leadership

Proctor, M.R, MacCallum, C.S
(2026)

A Slow Train Crash That Can Be Avoided: Citizen Power, the Mining of Critical Raw Materials 

Proctor, M.
(2022)

Attractive Nuisances and Wicked Solutions

MacCallum CS, Parshley J
(2016)

Guidance on critical raw materials for policy makers and regulators

MacCallum, C.S, Russill, J. (2025)

ESG: An Ethical Explorationist’s Quandary - Global Mining Review

MacCallum CS, Jackson M
(2022)

A theoretical model for social licence to operate for the mining sector in South Eastern Europe

Proctor, M.
(2021)

Sustainable Livelihoods to Adaptive Capabilities, a global learning journey 

MacCallum C.S.
(2014)

Rethinking SLO as a means to build trust and resilience

MacCallum, C.S, Proctor, M.R,  Russill, J (2025)

Global citizenship education in practice: A transformative approach to global learning in Zanzibar

MacCallum CS, Mkubwa S, et al (2021)

Canary in the Cage: Community Voices and a Social Licence to Operate

Proctor MR, MacCallum C.S (2019)

Between a rock and a hard place: sourcing critical minerals for a green future in the EU

Fraser J, Russill J, MacCallum CS, (2024)

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Conditional trust: Community perceptions of drone use in malaria control in Zanzibar

Hardy, A., Proctor, M., MacCallum, C. et al (2022)

Bloomsbury Handbook of Global Education and Learning Chapter 13

(MacCallum et al.; Bloomsbury, 2019/2020)

Healthy and Sustainable Schools Teaching Guides

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Climate change

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Keeping food safe

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Energy

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Population

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Land transport

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