Titlebook: Arctic Environmental Modernities; From the Age of Pola Lill-Ann K?rber,Scott MacKenzie,Anna Westerst?hl S Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Cod Society: The Technopolitics of Modern Greenland,another: the emerging “cod society” employed certain kinds of technology to restructure the postcolonial relationships between Greenland, Denmark, and the rest of the world, to introduce a modern welfare state, and to reconfigure the relation of humans and environment.

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,Re-reading Knut Hamsun in Collaboration with Place in Lule Sámi Nordlándda,e, place-based methodology grounded in Sámi knowledge practices and explore new ways of conducting research in an indigenized academy. They also conclude that Hamsun’s alleged modernistic style was partially, and more substantially than has been acknowledged, due to the Sámi presence in his home region.

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Heritage, Conservation, and the Geopolitics of Svalbard: Writing the History of Arctic Environmentstional parks, the construction of mining heritage sites, or the undertaking of settlement archeology all serve such purposes, by which Svalbard becomes an icon of the culturally and politically motivated definitions of “wilderness.”

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The Negative Space in the National Imagination: Russia and the Arctic, to unite the state, and the notion of Stalinist “exploration” to reveal how the Arctic became a tool in the creation of Soviet and Russian imaginaries through the cinema. The author discusses Vertov’s . (1926), Erofeev’s . (1927), the Vasiliev Brothers’ . (1928), and a documentary on the GULAG, . (1988) by Marina Goldovskaya.

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Icelandic Futures: Arctic Dreams and Geographies of Crisis,a discourse is often criticized in twenty-first-century Icelandic art. Art foregrounding Icelandic nature, landscapes, and environments thereby becomes an important counter-narrative to official rhetoric and a space where conflicting approaches to natural resources can be negotiated.

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Excursions in Harmonic Analysis, Volume 5sm have to be modified and diversified to encompass Arctic cities, most of which are far smaller in scale and population than the metropolises further to the south. According to the author, Arctic urbanism today is produced within the context of a new phase of industrialization related to extractive