Modern life systems of indigenous people of bush Alaska

Bean, Matthew

doi:10.1017/cbo9780511565496.033

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“…Perhaps the most important influence of Arctic haze research between 1971 and 2000 was to usher in a vastly more intricate understanding of Arctic atmospheric physics and chemistry that has helped provide the basis for investigating the full range of environmental problems now confronting the Arctic. With this in mind, I give the last word to Matthew Bean, an indigenous Alaskan (Bean, 1986, p. 308):…”

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Science and International Environmental Nonregimes: The Case of Arctic Haze

Wilkening

2011

Review of Policy Research

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Dimitrov et al. argue that nonregimes are a worthy object of research attention that can contribute to international regime theory. Case studies, however, are still sparse. In this article, I examine Arctic haze, an issue area where a transnational environmental problem existed but no regime formed. Arctic haze was (re‐)discovered in 1971 but by 2000, the window of opportunity to form a regime had closed. What factors explain why an Arctic haze regime was not formed between 1971 and 2000? I claim science‐based factors play the dominant role. An analytical approach applicable to the science‐policy interface was employed. Using this approach, I conclude that the Arctic haze nonregime is best explained by the absence of scientifically documented and compelling transboundary consequences to ecosystems and humans. This is a product of the unique nature of the Arctic atmosphere.

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Science and International Environmental Nonregimes: The Case of Arctic Haze

Wilkening

2011

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Modern life systems of indigenous people of bush Alaska

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Science and International Environmental Nonregimes: The Case of Arctic Haze

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