@booklet {53729,
	title = {Stakeholder relations in the oil sands: Managing uncertainty},
	year = {2009},
	note = {CBSR Viewpoint. },
	month = {05/2009},
	pages = {7 pages },
	publisher = {Canadian Business for Social Responsibility },
	address = {Calgary, AB},
	abstract = {Stakeholders in Alberta{\textquoteright}s oil sands engage with each other so that economic bene ts from oil sands development can be obtained within a sustainable environmental framework. In recent years, due to the rapid pace of development and heightened concern over the cumulative environmental impacts of oil sands development, stake- holder relations in the oil sands have come under increasing pres- sure. While stakeholders remain committed to their engagement, they{\textquoteright}ve also felt the need to adjust their strategies through a more careful and balanced consideration of process, targeted partners, and outcomes. How and why this has happened offers important lessons about the practice of stakeholder relations in the oil sands.},
	keywords = {Aboriginal, First Nations, M{\'e}tis, social issues},
	url = {http://www.csr360gpn.org/uploads/files/resources/StakeholderRelations_OilSands_CBSR.pdf},
	author = {Savas, Dr. David},
	editor = {Canadian Business for Social Responsibility}
}
