Renewable Economies in the Arctic. - Natcher, David C.; Koivurova, Timo. (Milton : Taylor & Francis Group, 2021)
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Contributors -- 1. Introduction: Renewable economies in the Arctic -- 2. Arctic broadband connectivity and the creative economy: Access, challenges, and opportunities in Nunavut and Alaska -- 3. The cool economy: Technological innovation and the prospects for a sustainable Arctic economy -- 4. The potential of art and design for renewable economies in the Arctic -- 5. Touring in the Arctic: Shades of gray toward a sustainable future -- 6. The social economy and renewable resource development in Nunavut: Barriers and opportunities -- 7. An academic lead in developing sustainable Arctic communities: Co-creation, quintuple helix, and open social innovation -- 8. Sustaining Indigenous knowledge as renewable "resources" -- 9. Toward socially sustainable renewable energy projects through involvement of local communities: Normative aspects and practices on the ground -- 10. Enhancing energy justice in the Arctic: An appraisal of the participation of Arctic indigenous peoples in the transition to renewable energy -- 11. Adding value from marketing origin of food from the Arctic Norway -- 12. Marine fisheries and aquaculture in the Arctic -- 13. The Arctic as a food-producing region -- 14. The nexus between water, energy, and food (WEF) systems in Northern Canada -- Index.
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