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Delfina Trust Studio Award. Artist-in-Residence, Wellcome Trust, BIOS Centre, London School of Economics. ... Leverhulme Trust Artist in Residence, Archives of the London School of Economics.

Economics. Analyse external and endogenous transformations affecting subsistence practices and ideology, modern sharing systems, and community responses to harvest regulations in an economy increasingly dominated by cash. ... Polar bears for sport: A

14 Jan 2005: economic/industrial system. The concept of sustainable development. • Contested (geopolitical/economic)• Vision of future society-nature balance• Science of sustainability (multiple sciences. ... Stage 2: major restructuring of the economy and the

Research. My work explores the social, political, and economic place of the Arctic in North American nation-states' colonial pasts and presents, and I am particularly interested in the different ways

The sub-group on 'Energy economics' continued to work on the management of natural resources and revenue, especially concerning oil and gas. ... He also attended a conference of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation and co-chaired a segment of the

The alternative is less rapid economic development with emphasis on local solutions and environmental protection. ... So far, global economic growth remains fossil-fuel intensive and this economic outlook is not consistent with a sustainable long-term

Aims to advance Australia's strategic, scientific, environmental and economic interests in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean.

In the light of economic events, your committee is currently reviewing all the Friends activities. ... It is to be hoped that research programmes such as these will not fall victim to the economic problems we are facing and will be allowed to continue

Looking to the past, we first need to recognise the ubiquity of maritime or fluvial metaphors in the economic and cultural life of many societies, certainly this was true in Britain. ... The technological and economic power to destroy the oceans also

These reindeer are managed principally by indigenous northern peoples - mainly Sámi, Komi and Nenets - and form an important part of their economic and cultural identities.