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POLAR RECORD VOLUME 46 NUMBER 239 OCTOBER 2010 p 382 p 380 Chie Sakakibara p 377 Sue Nicol John Splettstoesser p 380 p 378 Ian R. Stone Robert M. Bryce and regional contexts. Ricardo Roura p 289 Roura contexts. Ricardo and regional and Tim Stephens p 312 Alan D. Hemmings Giles, Canada. Audrey Territories, Northwest usage in Tuktoyaktuk, to understand lifejacket C. Baker p 328 Stadig, and Ava Shaelyn Strachan, Gwenyth Madjd-Sadjadi p 336 D. Parker and Zagros Richard Grant p 349 Park, and Tara Robert W. Rasmus Due Nielsen p 373 and Klaus Dodds p 375 Tom Avery. Michael A. Lang, and Scott E. Miller (Editors). (Compiler). S. J. Lawrence K. Hansen. Nuussuaq, Upernavik, in northwest Greenland. culture OBITUARY Phillip Garth Law p 383 COVER PHOTO known from archaeological site SbJk-1, the last Heiberg Island, Nunavut, Axel of Cape Southwest, View in late May Krüger reached Cape Southwest 1930 German Arctic expedition. Krüger’s of Hans K.E. landfall See Photo Douglas Stenton. 1930 and cached equipment and the labeled geological samples at SbJk-1. in the current issue. Grant Tara the article Douglas Stenton, Robert and by Park, journals.cambridge.org/pol Cambridge Journals Online Cambridge Journals further information about this journal please For go to the journal website at: CONTENTS ARTICLES processes local and Svalbard: in Antarctica of historic features Monitoring the transformation governance. for Antarctic Islands: implications shelves of sub-Antarctic The extended continental behaviour your lifejacket’: using the theory of planned have to wear you don’t be scared, ‘Don’t disputes. navigation and land claim sovereignty, legal concernsthe Arctic: in Emerging expedition. Douglas R. Stenton, 1930 German Arctic of Hans K. E. Krüger’s Retracing the route J. Capelotti p 359 1873. P. expedition: Svalbard, Arctic third Benjamin Leigh Smith’s NOTES claims. Janice Cavell p 372 1907 and 1909 sovereignty ‘As far as 90 north’: Joseph Elzéar Bernier’s waters. David Boertmann and Greenland A bowhead whale calf observed in northeast Powell Richard the new geopolitics of the polar regions. and legal regimes: Knowledges, resources BOOK REVIEWS 2009. Face to face: polar portraits. Huw Lewis-Jones. the end of the earth; our epic journey to the North Pole and the legend of Peary and Henson. To science. Igor Krupnik, to InternationalSmithsonian at the poles; contributions Polar Year of vessels. all islands south of the usual route and pilot: comprising the coasts of Antarctica Antarctic subsistence and material big headland: demography, Nuussuarmiut – hunting families on the POLAR RECORD POLAR Research and Antarctic A Journal of Arctic Journalof Cambridge University Institute, Polar Research of the Scott 2010 239 OCTOBER 46 NUMBER VOLUME 00322474_46-4.qxd:00322474_46-4.qxd 5/19/10 10:06 PM Page 1 Page PM 10:06 5/19/10 00322474_46-4.qxd:00322474_46-4.qxd