Original paper
Pinning down the social license to operate (SLO): The problem of normative complexity
Abstract
The ‘social license to operate’ (SLO) concept, whilst ubiquitous in industry and academia, to this day, continues to defy clear definition. This ambiguity encourages the proliferation of conflicting claims to such a license and complicates the assessment of their legitimacy. Observing that a dimension of SLO's ambiguity is normative, this paper seeks to explore this normativity aspect further, with a view to discerning the disagreements on what...
Paper Details
Title
Pinning down the social license to operate (SLO): The problem of normative complexity
Published Date
Dec 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
59
Pages
217 - 226
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