Mining is Dead. Long Live Geopolitical Mining - Zamanillo, Eduardo; Rivera, Marta
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Mining Is Dead. Long Live Geopolitical Mining The age of traditional mining has ended. Critical minerals-copper, lithium, cobalt, rare earths, and more-are no longer just commodities. They are the hidden architecture of global power, deciding who leads in technology, defense, finance, and diplomacy. This book maps how minerals moved from the margins of industry to the center of geopolitics. With data from 2024-2025 and a strategic lens, Marta Rivera and Eduardo Zamanillo reveal how China, the United States, Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Asia are reshaping the world order through mining…mehr

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Mining Is Dead. Long Live Geopolitical Mining The age of traditional mining has ended. Critical minerals-copper, lithium, cobalt, rare earths, and more-are no longer just commodities. They are the hidden architecture of global power, deciding who leads in technology, defense, finance, and diplomacy. This book maps how minerals moved from the margins of industry to the center of geopolitics. With data from 2024-2025 and a strategic lens, Marta Rivera and Eduardo Zamanillo reveal how China, the United States, Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Asia are reshaping the world order through mining decisions that will echo for decades. Inside, you'll discover: Why Sovereign speed -not just reserves- now defines who wins or loses. How narrative and legitimacy can turn mineral wealth into real power. The risks of failing to industrialize mining in a world racing for supply chains. Where artificial intelligence, clean technologies, and strategic alliances enter the mineral equation. Why illegal mining is not just a social issue, but a matter of national security. Mining Is Dead is not a technical manual. It is a guide for those who want to see the signals behind the headlines and anticipate the forces shaping tomorrow. Written with clarity and depth, it speaks to policymakers, business leaders, investors, academics, journalists-and anyone curious about how the next chapter of global power is being written. The mining of the past is gone. What comes next is geopolitical mining, and it will shape the century.
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Eduardo Zamanillo est ingénieur des mines, entrepreneur et ancien propriétaire-exploitant, avec une expérience combinant terrain et conseil en Amérique latine, en Amérique du Nord et en Afrique. Son travail couvre la planification minière, l'évaluation de projets, les revues de ressources et de réserves, et la stratégie de transformation intermédiaire (conversion/séparation). Il mène des diligences raisonnables techniques et des mandats d' Independent Engineer pour des prêteurs et comités de crédit, et a rédigé des rapports techniques selon les normes NI 43-101 et S-K 1300 aux stades PEA, PFS et FS. Son approche relie géologie, procédés, infrastructures, logistique et marchés, avec une compréhension fine des risques techniques et financiers.Eduardo has worked on copper, lithium, gold, iron ore, rare earth, and polymetallic assets, leading multidisciplinary assessments that connect geology with processing, infrastructure, logistics, and markets. As an entrepreneur, he founded an exploration company and developed a small-scale gold operation. In corporate roles, he has pursued acquisitions of producing assets and structured offtake agreements for a Japanese trading house, aligning product specifications, logistics, and financing with market needs.He holds a B.Sc. in Mining Engineering from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, an M.Sc. from Universidad de Chile, and an M.B.A. from Cranfield University (U.K.). Areas of focus include geopolitical mining, midstream industrialization, project-finance readiness, and supply-chain resilience. Author website: geopoliticalmining.com