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Source: British Academy, Grant BAPDF0508. £67,929 (2006-2008). Polar bears for sport; a critical analysis of the social and economic benefits and costs of conservation (Trophy) hunting in the Canadian

Eurasian Geography and Economics, 55, 71-93. BENNETT, M.M., 2013, Bounding nature: conservation and sovereignty in the Canadian and Russian Arctic.

PhD, University of Cambridge, 1987. Fields of interest: Economic theory; mathematical economics, in particular: game theory; evolution and learning; bounded rationality; herd behaviour and social learning; contract theory, voting. ... Canadian connections

Anthropological fieldwork based on interviews and participant observation reveals to what extent the perception of and ideas about nature influence the scope for adaptations of reindeer herders and the socio-economic

They have also served as flag carriers, and as symbols of political, diplomatic and economic ambitions of the nations to which their founders belonged.

Marcelle Chabot continued to investigate the changing economic relations in Inuit family households to show how families sustain themselves by cross-subsidies from wage labour to subsistence hunting.

This project forms a component of the EU-funded Balance programme, which has the aim of modelling the behaviour of the physical, biological and socio-economic response of the Barents Region ... Socio-economic aspects of our project are led by the Social

Nina Doering, MPhil Development Studies, University of Oxford: Local Perceptions of Large-Scale Economic Projects in Disko Bay, Greenland (2013).

warming world, the interactions between northern native peoples and their physical environment, and the economic development of the Canadian North.

Saami, Nenets and Komi peoples) and plays a considerable role in their cultural identity and economic security.