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\nOrganizers
invite registration for the 2018 Arctic Summer Institute titled Arctic Law
, Science, and Policy. This pass/fail, two credit or Certificate of Complet
ion course will take place 18-22 June 2018 in Portland, Maine.\nThe goal of
the course is to provide students with an interdisciplinary knowledge base
and the tools to practically and responsibly participate in Arctic affairs
.\nClimate models predict that within ten years the Arctic will be virtuall
y ice-free for at least several weeks during the year and the pace appears
to be accelerating. Abrupt climate change is producing Arctic warming and g
enerating new shipping routes, business opportunities, and access to resour
ces in ways that affect states, Indigenous peoples, the Arctic environment,
and more. Effective participation in this new Arctic requires a unique com
bination of knowledge and skills.\nCourse topics will include:\n\n - Arctic
science\n - Law of the Sea,\n - Maritime shipping,\n - Geographic informat
ion systems,\n - Maritime history,\n - Indigenous peoples,\n - North Atlant
ic trade,\n - Governance and environmental Regulation,\n - Geopolitics and
maritime security, and\n - Arctic Public Engagement.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Arctic Summer Institute - Arctic Law, Science, and Policy
18-22 June 2018, Portland, Maine
Reg
istration deadline: 15 May 2018
For more information, go to:
Course homepage
For questions, contact: Arctic Futures Institute
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Organizers invite registration for the 2018 Arctic Summe
r Institute titled Arctic Law, Science, and Policy. This pass/fail, two cre
dit or Certificate of Completion course will take place 18-22 June
2018 in Portland, Maine.
The goal of the course is to provid
e students with an interdisciplinary knowledge base and the tools to practi
cally and responsibly participate in Arctic affairs.
Climate models p
redict that within ten years the Arctic will be virtually ice-free for at l
east several weeks during the year and the pace appears to be accelerating.
Abrupt climate change is producing Arctic warming and generating new shipp
ing routes, business opportunities, and access to resources in ways that af
fect states, Indigenous peoples, the Arctic environment, and more. Effectiv
e participation in this new Arctic requires a unique combination of knowled
ge and skills.
Course topics will include:
Arctic science- Law of the Sea,
- Maritime shipping,
- Geographic information systems,
- Maritime history,
- Indigeno
us peoples,
- North Atlantic trade,
- Governance and environmen
tal Regulation,
- Geopolitics and maritime security, and
- Arct
ic Public Engagement.
CONTACT:This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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