List of figures

	Fig. 1.1:	Google Search - Ethical Mining 1.2.5 The notion of ethics
	Fig. 1.2:	Basic structure of responsibility 1.5.2 Basic dialogue structure of responsibility
	Fig. 1.3:	Model of Core Responsibility, authors’ translation, adapted from © IUW Berlin 1.7.3.2 The model of core responsibility
	Fig. 1.4:	Individual self-attribution of core responsibility, authors’ translation, adapted from © IUW Berlin 1.7.3.2 The model of core responsibility
	Fig. 1.5:	Model of Core Responsibility, authors’ translation, adapted from © IUW Berlin 1.7.3.2 The model of core responsibility
	Fig. 1.6:	Plural external attribution of responsibility, authors’ translation, adapted from © IUW Berlin 1.7.3.2 The model of core responsibility
	Fig. 1.7:	Scale of Core Responsibility, authors’ translation, adapted from © IUW Berlin 1.7.3.2 The model of core responsibility
	Fig. 1.8:	The three pillars of sustainability 1.8.2 Sustainability concepts
	Fig. 1.9:	The three overlapping circles of sustainability 1.8.2 Sustainability concepts
	Fig. 1.10:	The three nested dependency model of sustainability 1.8.2 Sustainability concepts
	Fig. 1.11:	From Linear to Circular Economy 1.8.3 Advanced concepts of sustainability
	Fig. 1.12:	The doughnut of social and planetary boundaries 1.8.3 Advanced concepts of sustainability
	Fig. 1.13:	Sustainable Development Goals 1.8.4.2 From Limits to Growth to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
	Fig. 1.14:	Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) 1.8.5 Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG)
	Fig. 2.1:	Historic Sulfur Mines at Paliorema Bay, Milos, Greece 2.1 Averkios Gaitanis on Ethical Mining and the Future of the Greek Island Milos
	Fig. 2.2:	Treehouse, Hambach Forest, Germany 2.2 Activist Nolo on Mining and the Future of Hambach Forest near Jülich, Germany