Current Developments in Arctic Law: viimeistä lisäystä
Viitteet 81-100 / 115
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Editors’ Note
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Relocation of Kiruna and Building the Markbygden Wind Farm and the Sami Rights
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The Duel-Level Domestic Legal Situation of Russia’s Peoples of the Far North
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Assessing the Current and Future State of Arctic Governance: A Study of Academic Approaches to Arctic Law Development
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Is the Arctic Way Forward for the Norwegian Oil Industry?
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The Sami People’s Right to Culture in the Context of the Tana Fishery Agreement (2017)
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A Short Story about UArctic Activities from the Sub-group of Philosophy of Law in the Arctic
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Eleventh Polar Law Symposium Held at UiT, the Arctic University of Norway in Tromsø, Norway, October 2 – 4, 2018
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The ICE LAW Project, Two Years On
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Current developments in arctic law. Vol. 6. 2018
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In a world of land and water, where does ice fit in? : a report from the ICE LAW project
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Japanese whalers and canadian sealers : powerless under discourse and law?
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Law in the digital era : perspectives from IP law, contract law & IT law
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Applying the concept of eco-restoration enshrined in convention on biological diversity combined with traditional ecological knowledge in the arctic : case study- ecological restoration of Näätämo river
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2017 international conference on policy towards Indigenous peoples : lessons to be learned and corresponding indigenous workshop/art exhibition in Sapporo Japan
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Human and societal security implications in the arctic
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Participatory models to ensure the full protection of indigenous peoples’ fundamental rights in the arctic
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