High North Center researcher curated a special edition of “Arctic and North” showing that Arctic research is undergoing a disciplinary shift.
Until the 20th century, the Arctic was largely considered a remote and freezing wasteland characterized by low tension as well as a low degree of economic exploitation and development of its natural resources. However, the region is currently in a state of flux, due not least to the manifest and controversial effects of climate change taking place in front of our very eyes.
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