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MARC recordA dangerous space?: unpacking state and media discourses on the Arctic / Elana Wilson Rowe.
| Title: | A dangerous space?: unpacking state and media discourses on the Arctic / Elana Wilson Rowe. |
| Author(s): | Rowe, Elana Wilson. |
| Date: | 2013. |
| In: | Polar Geography. (2013.), Vol. 36(3) (2013) |
| Abstract: | Illustrates how Arctic is represented as zone of potential conflict in media. Compares media views with official state discourses as represented in national policy documents for Arctic, which tend to emphasise peaceful nature of region. Discusses why vocabulary of conflict seems to adhere to region, and examines how two such varied representations of Arctic possibly influence political activity. |
| Notes: | Polar Geography. Vol. 36(3) :232-244 (2013). |
| Keywords: | 3 -- Social sciences. 327 -- International relations. 341 -- Law, international. 654.1 -- Radio, television, telephones and telegraphy. J -- Social sciences. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*38) -- Greenland. (*41) -- Canada. (*501) -- Russia (Federation). (489) -- Denmark. (*56) -- Finland. (*58) -- Norway. (73) -- United States. |
| SPRI record no.: | 204429 |
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