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Seminar 3 Report:Seminar at the London School of Economics, 20. th. ... Organisation. This seminar is part of the series 'Trans-sectoral Partnerships, Sustainability Research and the Oil and Gas Industry in Russia' funded by the UK Economic and Social

Research and Study: The Center conducts special research on Hoppoken's life, culture, economics, and other matters, and offers valuable suggestions to solve Hokkaido's problems. ... economics, culture and sports, the Center organizes simultaneously

330.34 Economic development. 502 Environmental issues. 504.05 Environmental damage. 504.052 Natural resources, depletion.

the historical and present-day Arctic and Antarctic, and thus create distinctive and valuable positions from which to contribute to current political, economic, socio-cultural, and environmental debates. ... The constitution of Arctic space as an object

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

As human-made artefacts, science journals have mirrored political, economic and socio-cultural forces since their very beginnings-and this project's aim is to investigate how exactly these forces have

Münster: Institute for Geophysics: 335-338. Vitebsky, P. 2000. Coping with distance: social, economic and environmental change in the Sakha Republic (Yakutia), northeastern Siberia. ... In: Murakami, T. (editor). Economic development and the environment

Arctic ecosystem services, in CAFF 2015. The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) Scoping Study for the Arctic. ... in Helm D., Hepburn C. (Eds.) Nature in the balance: The Economics of Biodiversity, Oxford University Press, Oxford, pp.

Michael Bravo. Building an Arctic community of knowledge. Through a case study of a development project designed to promote Canadian economic-development institutions and practices to indigenous leaders and bureaucrats in ... Inspired by the long-term

Printmaking among the Inuit began in the late 1950s as one of many arts and crafts projects initiated by the Canadian government to encourage economic independence.