Arctic state identity

Arctic state identityThis book explores what it means for state personnel from Norway, Iceland, and Canada that their country holds a formal title as an Arctic state. It asks what an Arctic state identity might look like through geographies, pasts, futures, and geopolitical relations across different scales, from the international to the personal.

They tell each other the stories of their mothers and grandmothers

It recounts a seven-year stretch of financial strain caused by failed business ventures and defaulted loans

Exploration of population measures of inbreeding

from its origin as a concept a thousand years ago by such thinkers as Aristotle

perhaps too preoccupied with themselves and their historical place to engage a swiftly changing world containing more than the Western tradition

publications and interviews

Leon Botstein's examination of the shadow of "German guilt" that has colored Mendelssohn's critical reception

Modern-spelling edition of the two works

It traces the policies of banking and finance in the SAR during the last 150 years and under the Basic law

there exists to date no comprehensive study of this prolific artist's work

he was also the de facto manager-in-chief of the federal government

and links to open source software