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The Arctic as a contested resource region

By Yannika Baier Blog, Mining, Social and Cultural Systems
The Arctic, including its sub-Arctic reaches south of the Arctic Circle, is home to approximately four million people, half a million of whom are Indigenous and belong to over 50 language groups. It encompasses eight coastal states neighbouring the Arctic…
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“People about Longyearbyen”: a collaboration between architects and social scientists at 78 degrees North

By Iris Blog, Social and Cultural Systems
“I think we also need to think about who Longyearbyen is for. Is it meant to be pretty for tourists? Practical for industry? For the people who live here?” “You don’t have an upper class and a lower class but…
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