Circumpolarity: Human-Animal Relationships in the Circumpolar North

David George Anderson

Circumpolarity: Human-Animal Relationships in the Circumpolar North

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Abstract

The workshop highlighted one of the prioritized research items of the International Arctic Science Committee, Human and Social Science WG, and identifies the challenges and problems of the research field outside natural sciences and technology.

Relevant themes comprised scientific representations of the Arctic, the history of environmental monitoring and the use of historical documents, traditional knowledge and scientific practice, indigenous self-representation, the relevance and influence of research, driving-forces, and the construction of knowledge and expertise.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 13 Dec 2012
Event	IASC: Between Discourses and Modernities: Histories and Methodologies of Arctic Social Sciences, Humanities, and Arts - Umeå, Sweden Duration: 13 Dec 2012 → …

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Workshop	IASC: Between Discourses and Modernities: Histories and Methodologies of Arctic Social Sciences, Humanities, and Arts
Country/Territory	Sweden
City	Umeå
Period	13/12/12 → …

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Circumpolarity: Human-Animal Relationships in the Circumpolar North

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