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We are using fieldwork ecological and socio-economic methods, airborne and satellite remote sensing, and historical data from aerial photography.

30 Jun 2015: This is an interdisciplinary study based on literature and methodology from law, political economy, human geography, philosophy, anthropology and economics. ... What may this tell us about the prehistoric transformation from hunting to pastoralism, which

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.

12 Jun 2007: nomads”.Anthropological fieldwork based on interviews and participant observation reveals to whatextent the perception of and ideas about nature influence the scope for adaptations of reindeerherders and the socio-economic systems

11 Apr 2006: Therefore in the annual SIMDP budget, 50-55% was allocated to the development of traditional economic activities; health - 15-20%; education - 20-25% (of which 5% is directed towards support for

17 Jan 2011: Despite the region’s potential, no economic gold deposits have been found. ... to re-‐evaluate the economic potential of Archaean rocks in parts of Southwest Greenland.

22 Oct 2015: Time Table. 8 June.  Classroom session, course syllabus, itinerary overview, objectives, base camp.

20 Jul 2004: Marcelle Chabot continued to investigate the changing economic relations inInuit family households to show how families sustain themselves by cross-subsidiesfrom wage labour to subsistence hunting.Michael Bravo and Marcelle Chabot. ... Science 302:

9 Oct 2017: Identifying. how snow cover responds to a changing climate is important for predicting future socio-economic growth.

19 Apr 2017: Comparisons of historical and modern economic development in the Arctic. Managing systemic risk in Siberian gas pipelines. ... development, identifying lessons that can be learned through historical comparisons of economic and resource development.

20 Nov 2014: This is the BASIS programme, an international proposal for EU funding to investigate the potential impact of local, regional, and global environmental disturbance on the physical, biological, economic, and social conditions

11 May 2021: Many of our interests coalesce around Svalbard as a site of socio-economic, cultural and environmental change.

1 May 2020: different disciplines. Integrating anthropology, legal studies, geography, political sciences and economics, we study how authorities, civil society and (industrial) companies provide conditions for youth well-being. ... inhabitants. We intend to assess

28 Feb 2011: The inhabited Arctic is no less interna-tional in its politics and economics than the rest of the world. ... via international Inmarsat tele-communication satellites, capturing private telephone con-versations, satellite-controlled navigation systems,

14 Jul 2014: of hunters and of reindeer herders, despite their environmental and socio-economic differences. ... This approach brings their local expertise, empathy, and native viewpoint to bear on the contemporary socio-economic and global environmental context.

11 Aug 2010: We are usingfieldwork ecological and socio-economic methods, airborneand satellite remote sensing, and historical data from aerialphotography.

8 Jan 2019: Her fieldwork experienceincludes undergraduate trips to Pembrokeshire, Arran, Dorset, Oxfordshireand Gloucestershire, as well as an economic geology trip to Cornwall. ... and Gloucestershire as part of her degree, as well as toCornwall for an economic

17 Apr 2019: Richard Powell. A preliminary survey of the current social and economic dynamics of the eastern coast of the Sakha Republic (Yakutia) has taken place. ... British government programmes related to Arctic geopolitical and economic matters.

Address:. In 1994 consisted of 21 companies sharing the objective of enhancing economic and social development based on Arctic resources. ... social science research focusing on international issues concerning the environment, resource management, and

Discussant: Andy Gouldson, Centre for Environmental Policy and Governance (CEPG), London School of Economics.