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Higher Education and Civic Engagementuth. Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen argues that decolonization efforts were strongly related to Denmark’s desire to exploit natural resources, allow Greenlanders some measure of self-rule, and to push back on its overbearing security partner, the USA.

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In Search of Control: Arctic Weather Stations in the Early Cold Wargating the role of Arctic weather stations as contested scientific, political, and military installations, Heymann argues that weather stations not only provided meteorological information—they served as symbols for sovereignty, political, and military control.

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,Introduction: Exploring Greenland’s Secrets: Science, Technology, Diplomacy, and Cold War Planning k changed as the Cold War escalated. Doel et al. then discuss US efforts to gain environmental knowledge about Greenland, and US–Danish efforts to limit public awareness of those efforts. They also illuminate key dynamics of the Cold War through this significant small-state/superpower relationship, before introducing the volume’s chapters.

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