Lecture

Global Arctic: Conclusion

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This lecture explores the gradual integration of the Arctic into the global militaro-industrial civilization, from colonization and early industrial development to the current impact of economic globalization. It discusses the Arctic's role as a 'laboratory of and for the Anthropocene' and emphasizes the interconnected future of the Arctic and the planet.

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