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How to Be a Northerner: Distinguishing North from South,hat the open-ing of the borders with Scandinavia has accelerated this process? All important in this respect is the vocabulary available to north-west Russians to express their perception of themselves as northerners. How must narratives about Russian northernness be structured in order to make sens

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Living in the Northern Environment,nment much lower priority than do their Scandinavian neighbours. The Kola Peninsula, they insist, is located in a largely pristine corner of the world, blessed with many natural attributes and boasting the purest water and air. They are not inclined to ‘go all hysterical’ about the pollution which t

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Narrative, Identity and International Relations, all, there was a pervasive suspicion of what the Russians presumed to be the West’s hidden motives behind seemingly altruistic ventures in Russia. Why would Norway insist on precautionary fisheries management (including reduced fish quotas) if not to damage the Russian fishing industry? Why would t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-5487-7xplain events in international relations? But in addition it addresses some of the ‘smaller’ questions in more specialized fields of the social sciences: How does living close to a border affect people? Are borderland people different from other people? Above all, we ask a few empirical questions ab

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-212-8nt in the Kola Peninsula. The nickel smelters at Nikel and Monchegorsk are responsible for much of the pollution, but it is the inadequate storage conditions in which radioactive waste and spent nuclear fuel are held that give rise to the gravest concerns. An accidental meltdown of the reactor at th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-212-8the end of the Cold War. While this international cooperation is particularly widespread in the areas of nuclear safety and environmental protection, it extends to the joint management of the Barents Sea fish stocks and people-to-people projects under the auspices of the Barents Euro-Arctic Region (

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