Titlebook: Changing Trends in Antarctic Research; Aant Elzinga Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1993 Policy.environment.environmen

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Development of the Science/Politics Interface in the Antarctic Treaty and the Role of Scientific Advoil production was used to finance research, especially hydrology and biological research pertaining to the welfare of whaling stocks in the southern ocean. The British . expeditions which led to an accumulation of much data and new knowledge was basically motivated by resource management concerns. Thus the economic motive fed the scientific one.

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The Science/Politics Interface in Developmentonduct a broad scientific programme, though only one of these actually accompanied the Antarctic portion of the cruise. Commercial sealing voyages, such as those of James Weddell between 1819 and 1827, also made valuable scientific contributions.

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The Place of Science in an Environmentally Regulated Continentof the environmentalists is to press for more “directed research”, which is something that scientists may not like. However there should be room for dialogue and mutual understanding. It is good that CRAMRA is gone; we are better without it — the preconditions for dialogue and mutual understanding are better now.

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Susanne Fengler,Bettina Vestringof the environmentalists is to press for more “directed research”, which is something that scientists may not like. However there should be room for dialogue and mutual understanding. It is good that CRAMRA is gone; we are better without it — the preconditions for dialogue and mutual understanding are better now.

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The Politics of Science in Polar Regionsare useful in science policy analysis, particularly dealing with motivations and the practice of polar research, with special reference to the Antarctic. It introduces a concept of institutional motives, reviews some or the driving factors in modem polar research and considers some similarities and

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The Role of Science in the Negotiations of the Antarctic Treaty- an Historical Review in the light oe “Antarctic question”. Traditionally interest in the continent had been generated by its potential as a source or seals and whales that could be hunted, with rurs and oil yielding a good price on a world market. Science had come in with these interests in resource exploitation. With the sharpening

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Development of the Science/Politics Interface in the Antarctic Treaty and the Role of Scientific Advc results. The Amundsen expedition was explicitly named in this connection. We were also reminded how British revenue accruing from taxation on whale oil production was used to finance research, especially hydrology and biological research pertaining to the welfare of whaling stocks in the southern

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