Titlebook: Governing Arctic Seas: Regional Lessons from the Bering Strait and Barents Sea; Volume 1 Oran R. Young,Paul Arthur Berkman,Alexander N. Vyl

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Building Capacity: Education Beyond Boundariese .). In the context of this paper, “classic science” represents traditional academic research and training programs, which are bounded by disciplinary silos. We ground our recommendations to early-career scientists and the institutions shaping their development in response to the broad emerging iss

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Massenkommunikation im Magischen Dreieck The nature, timing and scale of growth will depend on a wide range of factors including change in ice conditions, the extent of future resource discoveries; and the extent to which governments make development of the region an economic and strategic priority. Significant economic activities in the

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Psychologie und Kursschwankungen,perienced various forms of colonization on both the Norwegian and Russian sides of the borders. Over time, Sámi rights have increased, as has access to governance structures, though to different degrees depending on Russian or Norwegian state policies. Intertwined within these relations of power bet

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