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MARC recordConfronting 'harsh and inescapable facts': indigenous peoples and the militarization of the circumpolar region / Frances Abele.
| Title: | Confronting 'harsh and inescapable facts': indigenous peoples and the militarization of the circumpolar region / Frances Abele. |
| Author(s): | Abele, Frances. |
| Date: | 1989. |
| Publisher: | London: Routledge |
| In: | Sovereignty and security in the Arctic. (1989.), |
| Abstract: | Surveys implications of strategic significance of circumpolar north for indigenous peoples. Considers role of military in 'opening' North to non-indigenous institutions and activities during and after Second World War. Examines more recent incursions with view to delineating ways in which strategic developments may affect indigenous peoples in 1990s. |
| Notes: | In: Sovereignty and security in the Arctic / Edgar J. Dosman, ed. |
| Keywords: | 355.43 -- Military strategy. 39 -- Ethnography: Eskimo. 39 -- Ethnography: Indians. J -- Social sciences. (*3) -- Arctic regions. (*41) -- Canada. (*440) -- Northwest Territories. (*430) -- Yukon Territory. (*423) -- Labrador. |
| SPRI record no.: | 99685 |
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