Titlebook: Competing Arctic Futures; Historical and Conte Nina Wormbs Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Predictions.Arcti

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A review of modal and temporal logic,k the nested arguments of this determinism, where science, environment, resources, economy, ideology, lifestyle, etc. are mixed to form projections on the future of the Arctic. History is a great repository of projections about the future of the Arctic. The exploration of such . forms the core of this volume.

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Introduction: Back to the Futures of an Uncertain Arctic,k the nested arguments of this determinism, where science, environment, resources, economy, ideology, lifestyle, etc. are mixed to form projections on the future of the Arctic. History is a great repository of projections about the future of the Arctic. The exploration of such . forms the core of this volume.

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,Constructing Arctic Energy Resources: The Case of the Canadian North, 1921–1980,a, for export income, national economic development and security. Yet, very little has been extracted. It examines how resources were mobilized by presenting futures in the form of estimates of gas and oil reserves, infrastructure, demand and prices, and geopolitics; and related forms of the sociability among actors such as firms and government.

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Extracting the Future in Svalbard,sions about market opportunities and serving national interests. In 2018, most of these mines are abandoned, providing a fruitful point of departure for critically evaluating future visions of the Arctic as an arena for resource extraction and to consider the sustainability of communities built around resource extraction there.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencepower that kept archaic beliefs in the ability of its supporters to govern not only humans but natural objects. The Soviet power punished experts who insisted on the necessity of more solid knowledge about resources.

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Specimen Bank Activities at NIESn is assumed to spur economic development. Paraphrasing the idea that political ambitions relating to environmental change should focus on ensuring safe operating space for humanity, this chapter summarizes the development as creating a safe operating space for business.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77197-2cribed as exceptional to rather than exemplary of late 1950s Cold War geopolitics. We then consider how and why particular actors invoked the ATS in discussions of multilateral Arctic governance through the 1970s and 1980s. Finally, we discuss how the ATS has been proposed as a solution during the most recent narrative of crisis in the Arctic.

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