T4-2. Natural resource exploration and utilisation
Proposed focus:
The session will explore the tension between the notion of freedom of access to the resources of the polar areas, and the networks of private capital and international political and legal regimes that control and sustain this notion of freedom. Furthermore, the tensions of different security perspectives in oil and gas exploration will be discussed.
Session in theme: Theme 4. Human dimensions of change: Health, society and resources
Location for oral presentations: Room E3
Location for oral presentations: Room E3
Tuesday 8 June
Friday 11 June
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09:30 - 10:30
EM11.4-2 Natural resource exploration and utilisation
location: Room E3
- 09:30 The Great Resource Game of the Arctic: Geopolitics and Alarmism in Northern Publicity
- 09:45 Experts, Agents and Symbols of Arctic Gas Development
- 10:00 Social Dynamics Under Changes in the Russian Arctic Coastal Zone: Three Key-Area Study Research.
- 10:15 Supradisciplinary conversations on Security, Risk and Resilience around Dams in Sub Arctica
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11:00 - 12:30
LM11.4-2 Natural resource exploration and utilisation
location: Room E3
- 11:00 An actor-based security analysis of the impacts of oil and gas activity in the Komi Republic, Russia
- 11:15 Exposing the ‘porous state’: Oil and gas negotiations between the state and non-state actors
- 11:30 “Cumulative Impacts of Change: Using Human Security to Articulate Opportunities and Threats Posed by Petroleum Activity in the Arctic” (Case Study of Norway and Russia)
- 11:45 Biopolitics of Security in LoVe (The Lofoten and Vesterålen Area)
- 12:00 Challenging communities: Arctic governance and resource exploration in the Canadian North
- 12:15 Assessing the security implications of the impacts of oil and gas activity on the Nenets Autonomous Okrug: the results of cooperation between the IPY projects GAPS and MODIL-NAO
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14:00 - 16:00
EA11.4-2 Natural resource exploration and utilisation
location: Room E3
- 14:00 A land use database for indigenous people of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, NW Russia
- 14:15 "We Can't Stay at Home": The Encounters between Traditional and Oil-Related Nomadisms in the Tundra of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug
- 14:30 Lives on the move: long-distance commute workers in north-western Siberian hydrocarbon industries
- 14:45 Management versus workers in a Polar industry: Strategies for social control in the Modern Whaling Industry
- 15:00 Methane Gas Hydrates, a new phase of resource exploitation in the Arctic? What we can learn from the Global Assessment of Methane Gas Hydrates.
- 15:15 The northward movement of native and introduced species along new and existing corridors associated with natural resource exploration and utilisation
- 15:30 Antarctic whaling stations; from industrial production sites to anker points of territorial claims.
- 15:45 Cultural heritage as actants in the struggle over the Polar Areas and their natural resources
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16:00 - 17:30
Poster session PS3 - Section D
location: Hall C
- - The Response of Natural Conditions and Commodity Flows to Climate Change in the Canadian North and Alaska - A PhD Concept
- - Are quotas on narwhal (Monodon monoceros) hunting in East Greenland justified? An investigation of CPUE and potential impacts on Inuit communities.
- - Verification of effective ways of reconstruction and protection when developing oil and gas of Arctic
- - Monitoring of Restoration in Damaged Reindeer Pastures of the Yamal Peninsula (Russia)
- - Power from Arctic waters
Saturday 12 June
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10:00 - 11:00
EM12.4-2 Natural resource exploration and utilisation
location: Room E3
- 10:00 Industrial heritage in the polar areas as sources for historical research
- 10:15 "The essence of the adventure": Narratives of Arctic work and engineering in th early 20th century
- 10:30 Exploitation of natural resources in the Russian Arctic, 18th to mid-19th centuries.
- 10:45 The use of natural resources on Spitsbergen by Russian hunters in the 18th century - a study of the animal remains from an 18th century Russian hunting station in Green Harbour
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11:30 - 13:00
LM12.4-2 Natural resource exploration and utilisation
location: Room E3
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