Research seminars in Polar Social Science and Humanities 2002/3
2002-3
All seminars will be held in the Scott Polar Research Institute Lecture theatre at 5pm.
For further information please contact:
Dr. Michael Bravo
Phone: 01223-336563
e-mail: mb124@cam.ac.uk
Lent Term 2003
10 February
Klaus Dodds. Royal Holloway College, University of London
"Flag Waving, Fieldwork and Funding: Britain and the South Atlantic Empire (1945-1962)"
24 February
Frances Abele. School of Public Administration, Carleton University
"Indigenous Self-government in Canada"
7 March
Özlem Ulgen, Sheffield University
"La Paix des Braves: a new treaty between the Crees and Quebec".
10 March
Dave Neufeld, Parks Canada
"Our Land is Our History - Traditional knowledge in the management of a Yukon River aboriginal cultural landscape "
17 March
Frank Sejersen, University of Copenhagen
"Visions of Yesterday, Memories of Today. Anthropological Problems in the Study of Inuit Local Knowledge"
Easter Term, 2003
28 April - CANCELLED
Dorinda Outram, University of Rochester,
'From the Arctic to St. Louis c.1800: Towards a Comparative History of Exploration'
6 May (changed from 5 May)
Jack Hicks, Government of Nunavut
'On the application of theories of 'internal colonialism' to Inuit societies'
12 May
Shared between SPRI and the 'Documenting Environmental Change' seminar sponsored by the Centre for History and Economics, King's College
Sverker Sörlin (Stockholm) and Michael Bravo (Cambridge)
"Narrative and Practice": based on a discussion of their recent edited collection of essays, Narrating the Arctic.