Legacies and change in polar sciences: historical, legal and political reflections on the International Polar Year/
edited by Jessica M. Shadian, Monica Tennberg.
- Farnham, England ; Burlington, VT : Ashgate, 2009.
- xviii, 213 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction Jessica M. Shadian and Monica Tennberg PART I: WHOSE ARCTIC? CONSTRUCTING ARCTIC POLITICS THROUGH CLAIMS OF KNOWLEDGE / 1 A Changing Arctic Climate: More than Just Weather Annika E. Nilsson 2 Revisiting Politics and Science in the Poles: IPY and the Governance of Science in Post-Westphalia Jessica M. Shadian 3 Science, Cooperation and Conflict in the Arctic Region Rob Hiiebert 4 IPY Field Stations: Functions and Meanings Urban Wrctkberg PART H: WHOSE ENVIRONMENT? SCIENCE AND POLITICS IN ANTARCTICA 5 Antarctic Science, Politics and IPY Legacies Julia Jabour and Marcus Haward 6 The IPY and the Antarctic Treaty System: Reflections 50 Years Later Donald R. Rothwell 7 The Formation and Context of the Chilean Antarctic Mentality from the Colonial Era through the IGY Consiielo Leon Woppke 8 Biological Prospecting in the Southern Polar Region: Science-Geopolitics Interface Sanjay Chatuf-vedi 9 Three Spirals of Power/Knowledge: Scientific Laboratories, Environmental Panopticons and Emerging Biopolitics Monica Tennberg