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The Arctic Contested, Paperback / softback Book

The Arctic Contested Paperback / softback

Edited by Keith Battarbee, John Erik Fossum

Part of the Etudes canadiennes - Canadian Studies series

Paperback / softback

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In recent decades, and in particular as a result of global climate change, the significance of the Arctic has radically shifted, from a remote periphery to a region of intensifying political and academic interest and of conflicting interests. This collection of texts examines in particular how national and international politics and law impact on Arctic governance, communications and indigenous rights; and in parallel, explores perceptions and experiences of the North in literature and the dramatic arts.

The book thus offers a platform for cross-disciplinary dialogue, in order to highlight that the Arctic is too multi-faceted and complex for any one discipline or approach adequately to encompass.

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