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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.

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. ... Migration patterns based on size of community,

Antarctic, and thus create distinctive and valuable positions from which to inform current political, economic, socio-cultural, and environmental debates. ... When large economic interests are involved, legal frameworks enable disparate knowledge

and by economic constraints.

We have twenty or so doctoral students, registered to study topics which range from glacial processes and environmental change to the economic development of the Canadian North and the reindeer herding

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

The activities of this group are collaborative with the Judge Business School, and reflect the growing political and economic interest in the Arctic circumpolar coasts and seas.

economic and financial processes of national and global markets and financial capitalism. ... Very little has been written about the social, indigenous and other Arctic residents‘ human rights, and economic and political implications of this recent

In common with most other fund-raising organisations, the economic climate has proved something of a challenge.

Anne Vick: Land transportation management in Denali National Park, Alaska. Marcus West: Post 1920 Svalbard: the challenge for economic development.

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.

Finally, the Australian Research Ship, Aurora Australis, has been fitted with machine guns to deal with poachers of Patagonian Toothfish in the "Australian Antarctic Economic Zone".

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

Paul Berkman (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA); Professor Bjørn Basberg (Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration); Professor Petri Pellikka (University of Helsinki, Finland); Dr Peter Dann (Melbourne University,

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

Economic Forum in Davos and the Nobel Dialogues in Stockholm and was a UK delegate at the 2016 White House Ministerial on the future of the Arctic.

The hunting of marine mammals by Inuit in the Canadian Arctic has significant cultural, social and economic importance.

Sydney: Beatty. Poole, G.R. 1995. The development of Greenland's shrimp fishing and processing industry since 1979: a study in applied economics.

The recent Arctic shipping growth has been influenced by the interplay of multiple changes in the socio-economic, geopolitical, environmental, and climatic conditions. ... A tale of two price-lists: economic topography and colonial governance in the

4 Mar 2005: nars will take place in 2005 at Leicester University, the London School of Economics and Research Institute. ... The need for an economic justification for actions in both spheres was recognised.