Have you heard the one about the disappearing ice? Recasting Arctic geopolitics
@article{Dittmer2011HaveYH, title={Have you heard the one about the disappearing ice? Recasting Arctic geopolitics}, author={J. Dittmer and S. Moisio and A. Ingram and K. Dodds}, journal={Political Geography}, year={2011}, volume={30}, pages={202-214} }
This article unpacks the discourse of Arctic geopolitics evident in the space-making practices of a wide variety of actors and institutions, offering an exploration of the ways in which the Arctic is emerging as a space of and for geopolitics. Tracing the well-aired story of Arctic geopolitics through neo-realist readings of climate change, the melting of polar ice, increasing competition for resources and so on, two kinds of spatial ordering are identified as being entwined in orthodox Arctic… Expand
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