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2 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY graduate (alltaught ofsubjects courses inavariety additionto a numberofundergraduateIn and from 18to 85. were 520students from 85countries, ranging inage Good Will.” thesummersessionIattended, In there Weeks ofAcademic Excellence andInternational promoting intercultural understandingthrough “Six students from allover theworld andfocuses on during World War II. Today theprogram admits toproviding Norwegians educational opportunities students asanexpression ofgratitude to theUSfor first summersessions were offered for American The origins of theISSdate backto 1947,whenthe from BalchenLodge. Bernt ISS, aswell Scholarship asaLanguageandHeritage which covered my tuition,room, andboard at the from ofNorway,Scholarship theSons 2, District to fortunate receivealso very theCarl M.Saltveit level.to to takemy thenext Iwas languageskills off andon for thepastseven years, I was ready BalchenLodge Bernt in Anchorage, Norway Alaska, of classesat theSons taken Norwegian-language Having (ISS)to Summer School study Norwegian. accepted into theUniversity ofOslo’s International thesummerof2017,IappliedforDuring andwas that experience.] of thisisherreport ofOslo; attheUniversity Norwegian newspaper. Sherecently sometimestudying spent Norsk 101column for writingthemonthly Professor alsohasstarted Ericson and Norway, seven ofwhichare located inAlaska. Americachapters (or throughout lodges) North outside ofNorway, has380local ofNorway theSons Considered organization thelargest Norwegian theheritageandcultureand preserve ofNorway. of Norway, anorganization celebrate whosemembers Cultural fortheAnchorage Director chapter oftheSons her work atUAA, Professor isLibrarian Ericson and [Editors’ way Note: By ofbackground, inadditionto Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring Anchorage, USA Alaska, UAA/APU Library, Anchorage Consortium University ofAlaska ofLanguages Liaisonfor Department Library Resources Electronic L.ChristineEricson, Librarian by Experiencing theInternationalExperiencing SummerSchool American The Norwegian at theUniversity ofOslo (HumSam- Sciences Library Humanities andSocial Oslo area. Iarranged to meet withalibrarian at the delighted to beableto visitseveral libraries inthe profession andwas about thelibrary inNorway interested a librarian, Iwas inlearning particularly including anOslofjord Bergen.tour andatrip to As visit many places andto goonseveral excursions, to the classes,Besides Ialsohadtheopportunity Norwegian. learn eachotheraswegetting to know endeavored to Australia, andPakistan, andwe allhadagreat time from Russia,Nepal, Brazil, Japan,Austria, theUK, only two ofuswere from theUS. The otherswere the15students inmy caught on.Of class, quickly understand anything said, theinstructor butI days ofclasswere alittlerocky, asIcould barely three hoursaday, five days a week. The first few Norwegian,” course offered animmersion-style for to advanced. Ienrolled in “Intensive Intermediate elementary instruction—from Norwegian-language in English),theISSoffers four levels ofintensive Norwegian ClassinOslo, ProfessorNorwegian onfar Ericson right; Banner of Bernt BalchenLodgeBanner ofBernt #2-46inAnchorage. (All photographs ofL.C.Ericson) courtesy 3 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY explorer was also born in Herføl. I Larsenwas inHerføl. alsoborn explorer Henry addition,IdiscoveredIn that Canadian Arctic inOslo.Museum Borge andto goonboard theFram Amundsen, Iwas excited in to visithisbirthplace were andraised. born As adistant relative ofRoald (south ofFredrikstad), where my great-grandparents lifelong dream ofvisitingthesmall islandofHerføl relatives for thefirsttime. Ialso was able to fulfill my the highlight ofmy was trip meetingmy Norwegian As iflanguageclassesandlibraries weren’t enough, to return again. meeager left ofNorway visit to theNational Library building that isscheduledto openin2020.Aquick site forthe construction theamazingnewlibrary bibliotek), (Deichmanske aswellPublic as Library and my own. Ialsovisited thebeautifulOslo struck by themany between thislibrary similarities biblioteket) at theUniversity ofOslo, where Iwas Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring (Humanities and Social Sciences Library Library Sciences (Humanities andSocial (Deichman Library,(Deichman Public Oslo Library) HumSam-bibliotek andbrochuresHumSam-bibliotek at the University ofOslo) at theUniversity Deichmanske bibliotek International SummerSchool at theFram

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Much of the as Norwegian. burial moundon Herføl. Standing ona Norway soonto more! learn Norway incredible experience. Ican’t wait to return to explorers I’ve read somuchaboutwas suchan and discovering to thepolar personalconnections Learning more ofthelanguagemy ancestors visit my great-grandparents inSeattle, Washington. thatlearned my aunt remembers himcoming to Statues of andhiscrewStatues ofRoaldAmundsen from the1910– (L to R) ,(L to R)Olav , RoaldAmundsen, 1912 South Pole1912 South outsidetheFram expedition Museum. Library of Library National Norway , andHelmerHanssen. continued attheFram Museum. On board theFram On 4 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY with theceremony to takeplace in Osloon10December. member bodyappointed Parliament. by theNorwegian The award recipient(s) willbeannounced inOctober, 113 organizations. The Peace Prize isawarded NobelCommittee, by theNorwegian anindependent five- The 2018NobelPeace Prize hasreceived nominations for 329candidates, andincludes216individuals Council. Peoples andSaami Indigenous oftheNorth, Council,Arctic Athabaskan Gwich’in Council International, Circumpolar Council, RussianAssociation of Permanent Participants groups that makeupthesixIndigenous includetheAleut InternationalAssociation, Council are (), Canada, Denmark Finland, , Norway, Sweden, Russia,and theUnited States. (Iqaluit Declaration, 1998).Currently chaired by Finland through 2019,theeight nations that comprise the groups.nations andsixArctic Indigenous UArctic was created basedonaninitiative by theArcticCouncil Formed in1996,theArctic Council isaconsensus-based forum madeupoftheworld’s eight circumpolar theirletter,In thesignatories wrote, and Security signatories from more than20countries, includingmembersoftheUArctic Thematic onGeopolitics Network A group ofinternational academicshasnominated theArcticCouncil for theNobelPeace Prize Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring CouncilArctic Nominated for NobelPeace Prize Later that year, Sfraga was appointed asthenewdirector ofthe preceding 18months. engagement events, andasymposium showcasing theresults oftheirresearch and collaborations over the scholars, representing alleight Arcticnations. meetings,The public group inpolicy woud beparticipating inaugural gathering in Washington, DCof17Fulbright ArcticInitiative Scholars, alongwiththeirco-lead oftheUArcticco-director for Institute ArcticPolicy, hespoketo Colloquy membersaboutthe upcoming Advancement, andgave ofthe oneofthehostintroductions onthefirstmorning Colloquy.In his roleas Fairbanksfrom theUniversity ofAlaska (UAF). At that time, he was Vice Chancellor for University andStudent Attendees at theFairbanks PLC meetingin2016may recall Dr. Sfraga asoneofthefeatured Michael speakers is theonlythinktankbased in Washington to houseabroad-based global initiative ontheArctic.tackling In Washington, by Congress, DC.Chartered the Wilson Center isthenation’s forum. It policy keynon-partisan Academics Council Nominate Peace Arctic forNobel Prize —Adapted from UArctic 2018.For News Eilis,, 18January seeQuinn, “ International thefullarticle, recipient ofAlfrednations, Nobel’s andadeserving Peace Prize. researchers, collaborate. andNGOs Council The forpromoting Arctic isamodel fraternity between always thework about been thatcan regions, done whenstates, be sub-national Indigenousgroups, We can nominate noindividual, Council, noleaderoftheArctic because theorganization isandhas newchallengesto impose theregion.geopolitics where climate change, globalization,mass-scale utilizationofresources, andnarrow interpretations of desirable, butinmany cases forsurvival. necessary This philosophy hascontinued into the21stcentury, regionThe hasalways Arctic aplace been where cooperation andamongstgroups between was notonly international cooperation questioned, hasbeen Council theArctic haspersevered initswork unabated. In atimewhenfacts have challenged, been viewed hasbeen diversity withsuspicion,andthevalue of M ichael Sfraga Leads Polar Initiative at Wilson Center , submitted 2018. thenomination letter NobelCommittee to theNorwegian inJanuary ,” Eye ontheArctic,2018. 16January ,” Wilson Center ’s revitalized Polar Initiative in continued onpage 7 . Sixty . Sixty 5 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY village ministering andproviding medicalaid. mentor andover timetheytraveled from villageto and winter trail guide. Stuck became Walter’s education and hired himashisriverboat captain of the Yukon, whoencouraged Hudson Stuck, his Walter andEpiscopal archdeacon metmissionary tohim Outside boarding school. When hewas 16, the traditional Koyukon ways rather thansending When hisparents separated, Jenniereared Walter in Harper, goldprospector.Arthur Alaskan alegendary immigrant (néeBosco)Jennie Seentahna andIrish Walter was in1893to born Koyukon Athabascan and Westerners territory. intheAlaska Native peoples Alaska between subsistence-based age of20.Healsobecamealeaderandbridge America’s highestmountain, on7June1913at the North to (formerly summit Denali Mt. McKinley), life. andextraordinary Hewas thefirstperson short Walter manwholived was a Harper aremarkable Pressby theUniversity ofNebraska in2017. her bookWalter Alaska published Native Harper: Son, Association’s Library Alaska Award 2018Alaskana for Fairbanks,University ofAlaska hasreceived the Studies Programof theArctic&Northern at the F.Mary Ehrlander, professor anddirector ofhistory Ehrlander Mary Wins 2018Alaskana Award introduce asthehostfor PLC City Québec thenext in2020.Congratulations, Stéfano! in theCanadian Arcticby SirJohnFranklin, Stéfano andhisUniversité Laval colleague, JoëBouchard, will As well ashispresentation maps related inRovaniemi onstory to theCoppermine Expeditionconducted the award are always welcome. hisapplication for In thisyear’s award, Stéfano wrote: The award isfundedthoughtheproceeds oftheCircumpolar donations to heldat Auction eachColloquy; attend aPLC biennialmeeting, theaward covers thefullcost ofregistration andupto $400intravel costs. Established to provide financialassistance beunable to oneormoreto delegates whomight otherwise apply for upto two Wenger awards. won thisyear’s Wenger award. This isthesecond timehehas received thisaward, asdelegates are eligible to documents librarian atand cartographic theCentre Géostat, Université Laval City, inQuébec Canada, has The Polar Libraries Colloquy Steering Committee ispleasedto announce that Stéfano Biondo, geospatial data Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring 2018 Hubert 2018 Hubert Wenger Award Recipient Announced dissemination ofgeospatialdata. and above all, develop my forthemanagementand Nordic cartographic knowledge, particularly universities around theworld, establishandstrengthen existingcollaborations, generate newideas inthePLC to meetcolleagues participation fromMy different meetingrepresents anopportunity depth ofresearch, ofthestate. andknowledge andthat exhibit originality,understanding ofAlaska that makeasignificant contribution to the works andnonfiction outstanding adultfiction Anchorage. Since 1994,theaward hashonored in March at theAssociation’s annual conference in Professor received Ehrlander Award theAlaskana crew—perished. October. All aboard—at least353passengersand a reef inasnowstorm andultimately sankon25 Princess inSkagway, Sophia Alaska. The shipstruck on to school, thecouple boarded thesteamer Intending to before honeymooninSeattle traveling work Alaska. inInterior planned medicalmissionary Wells, from Philadelphia, he whowas amissionary school inPhiladelphia. Along withhis wife Francis in1918and was acceptedHe married to medical Alaska. to returning three years before forMassachusetts attended schoolin Karstens, Walter Harry been ledby Stuck and expedition, whichhad After theDenali 6 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY To read thefullobituary, seetheValley News fastandwaydeath, too very early. Liston saidinheremailannouncinghis leukemia at age71;asNancy Polar andactive asagoodfriend Described librarian, Phil diedof dinners inEnfield.” community assistant intheweekly asakitchen proud ofworking Association. According (seelinkbelow), to hisobituary was most “he England Archivists andatrustee Printing oftheAmerican History additionto PLC, chairing In activities. Phil was president oftheNew Phil engagedinamyriad ofprofessional service andcommunity of Institute Technology. ofScience and for theHistory Technology at theMassachusetts at director theDibnerInstitute oftheprivately owned Library Burndy Arctic explorer Viljálmer 2004,Phil Stefánsson. went In onto become by thePresident the of ofIcelandwork for inpreserving hisefforts 2003,hewas awardedIn Cross theKnights oftheOrder oftheFalcon formanuscripts theStefánsson on Polar Collection Exploration. Hampshire, where librarian andcurator hewas specialcollections of distinguished 24-year College career inHanover, at Dartmouth New 2018inEnfield, NewHampshire.passed on20January Phil hada PLC member, historian, andauthorDr. Philip Cronenwett, who (CCREL),Engineering Laboratory shared thesadnews aboutlongtime Liston, retiredNancy librarian from theCold Regions Research and Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring Explore tabincludesthe Wilson Quarterly, whose Winter 2018issueisthemed Disinformation Age.”“The tab accesses andissearchable allproducts by Trending Topics, Issues, andRegions, aswell askeyword. The other items of interest that have beenproduced through the Wilson Center. The Center’s mainResearch The Polar Initiative’s briefs, Research pagelinksto books, policy reports, and blogs, multimedia,articles, scholar for theFulbright timefor its2017–2019program. ArcticInitiative—this Policy, continues asanaffiliate at faculty UAF’s International Research Center,co-lead as andisagainserving capabilities; investment considerations; andmore. Sfraga retains hisrole at theUArctic for Institute Arctic andinternationalnational relations; security shippingandinfrastructure; environmental protection; maritime to includeimplications for theUS,andcitizens oftheNorth, challengesfacingAlaska, questions andpolicy the Center’s longstanding work onRussiaandCanada, hewillleadthePolar Initiative inaddressing practical andimplications ofachanging climateimpacts onsocialandpoliticalregimes intheArctic. with Partnering Sfraga isaninternationally recognized onthegeography authority ofArcticlandscapes, Arcticpolicy, andthe the administration, community. andthebroader policy issues through independent research and opendialogue, theCenter ideasfor informs actionable Congress, PhilipN.Cronenwett Memoriam: In (1946–2018)

—Adapted from The Wilson Center’s website, accessed 2May2018;andfrom UArctic News, “ Sfraga to Lead theWilson Center’s Polar Initiative M ichael Sfraga Leads Polar Initiative , West 2018). Lebanon, NH(22January ,” November 2016. continued from page5 of Knights Cross Ribbon Cross Ribbon of Knights courtesy of courtesy of (Photograph courtesy Philip N.Cronenwett. Valley News; image ) Wikipedia Michael Michael 7 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring world and contains lessonsfor thereader. is stillrooted intherelationships withthenatural While thisisnotaretelling ofatraditional story, it the care ofanimals, butalsohow to letthem go. the otherseagulls, notonlyabout soElisapeelearns adulthood. Then, ofcourse, theseagullmustrejoin who nursesababy seagullto healthandraises itto ofayoung girl Inuit tells astory Mike (2017), Nancy the world iscreated. andHerBaby Elisapee Seagull In dream, theboy flieson raven’s backand watches as retells boy’s itasamodern-day dream. the In McCluskey Roy Goose, Kerry storyteller Inuvialuit narrative told by isbasedonatraditional story story, inwhichraven creates theworld. While the adaptations. Sukaq andtheRaven (2018)isanorigin ofthenewstories aboutbirdsBoth are modern include morals orlessons. theyrepresentbut often peopleandthestories bird sometimeshave characters magical qualities, feature birds. retellings In oftraditional tales, the adding to theirgrowing ofworks which collection ofIqaluit, Nunavut, Media published by Inhabit which birds are prominent were characters recently roles inthestories.important Two newbooksin mammals, birds, andseacreatures play often with thelandscapeandlivingenvironment, and environment. The the stories reflect relationships isrooted storytelling inthenaturalInuit CanadaEdmonton, Alberta, J.W. ScottHeath SciencesLibrary, University ofAlberta Campbell Sandy by New Children’s Inuit Feature Books Birds blinded him. The mothereventually getsher sight to aboy whosemotherhasdeliberately isamagical creaturestory whoisable to restore consequences ofmisbehaviour. The loonin the ofthe tellsArnaquq-Baril atraditional story The BlindBoy andtheLoonIn (2014),Alethea asSedna. known whois seaspirit the seaandbecomes thepowerful overboard sothat Shesinks into hecansurvive. birds attack andheeventually throws hisdaughter him. When herfather attempts to rescue her, the abeautiful young tricks woman into marrying (2014), aboutafulmarthat appearsasamanwho birds includeRebecca Hainnu’s SpiritoftheSea Media’sInhabit children’s earlier works featuring backgrounds enhanced by color arich palette. more realistic butsetinethereal depictions, Japanese manga.Soyeon Kim’s illustrations are oversized eyes, reminiscent in ofcharacters having withcharacters areElisapee cartoonish, engage children. Chua’s Charlene drawings in different,very butbothare attractive andwill The illustration ofthetwo publications are styles 8 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY Qaunak Mikkigak andJoanne Schwartz’s retellingQaunak Mikkigak calm, beingpatient, goodmanners. andpracticing ofgoodbehaviour suchasstaying importance alsoincludesseveral lessonsaboutthe the story the raven andloongottheircolours. However, Qitsualik-Tinsley,and Sean ofhow isasimple story (2013), retold by wife andhusbandteam Rachel to be.” The Raven Onthesurface, andtheLoon are origin stories, orstories of many ofSedna, traditional tales Like thestory whale anddrowns. comeuppance whensheispulledinto theseaby a Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring New Children’s Inuit Books “how thingscame

continued literary bird watching.literary children’s literature, andfor anyone whoenjoys school libraries, for any Polar libraries that collect highly recommended for publicandelementary All ofthesebooksare excellent works and but canstillbefriends. aseal,tern, andSaila, are goodat different things on gettingalonginspite ofdifferences.Betty, a focuses (2016)by Rooney Christina andBetty Saila lemming isableto theowl trick into noteating it. inwhichthe retells story thetraditional survival andtheLemmingOwl Akulukjuk (2016),Roselynn bird stories justteachOther simplelessons. The In to findhim. then hasastressful timetrying causing himto fly away andbecome lost. She become story, frustrated withhimandtells ascary bed. Grandmother allows ptarmigan herselfto hisgrandmother,respect listen to her, andgo to adults andchildren. Baby should ptarmigan lessons, thistimeaboutrelationships between of Grandmother (2013)alsoincludes Ptarmigan 9 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY forDetails purchasing ordownloading theAtlas canbefound here these data publicallyavailable through theironlineArcticPortal The coordinated Ocean project System) andAxiomData withAOOSObserving Scienceto make (theAlaska explore anduse. shareable data layers are publishedalongside theAtlas for communities, scientists, managers, andothersto from theavailable data thanwere ableto beincorporated into the static mapsoftheAtlas. The publically Using thisspatial database, itispossiblefor ordiscover auserto depict many more patterns andrelationships studies into the ‘synthesis database structure.’ geodatabase that resides behindthemapsandthat refers backto theoriginal works, those crosswalking data from multiplesources, allofwhichwere rigorously cataloged. This enabledthecreation ofanextensive Atlas. ofthemapsare Most acomposite ofmultipledata layers, eachofthelayers andoften isacomposite of According to thework’s (p. Introduction 6),insomeways, themapsare onlythebeginning ofwhat isinthe seasonal use, activity, andmovement through area. theproject onecologicalperspective patterns. for Maps agiven speciesoffish,bird, ormammalvisuallydescribe decades, andseas. The data were combined andedited into composite layers to gainabroad-scale orderIn to produce themapsfor theAtlas, theeditors synthesized data from multiplestudies, species, The Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort seasthroughBering, eachofsixsections: Chukchi,andBeaufort Layer by layer, theAtlas buildstheecological foundation ofthe mammals, seabirds, seaice, subsistence, andmore. reviewed work presents more than100mapsofArctic marine environment. This comprehensive, trans-boundary, andpeer- andecologicalnatural relationships history intheArctic marine takesthereader Seas onascientific through journey Beaufort Audubon Alaska’s Ecological Atlas oftheBering, Chukchi, and New Publications Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring and Beaufort Seas. 2 and Beaufort Ecological Atlas oftheBering, Chukchi, andJonJ.Knight, Warrenchuk, eds. 2017. J. Erika S.Goldman, A.,Max Smith, Melanie Audubon Alaska. —Adapted from thepublisher’s announcement andfrom to theIntroduction theAtlas. Human Usescovers subsistence, andeconomic drivers conservation, intheregion. Mammals includesmapsthat show regional useby cetaceans, pinnipeds, andpolarbears. Birds highlights themany seabirds andwaterbirds that regularly usethesewaters. Fishes arange describes ofprominent pelagic anddemersalfishspecies. The Biological introduces Setting thelower trophic food web. Physical explores Setting climatic attributes andtheabioticprocesses that perpetuate them. nd ed. Anchorage: . . 10 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring Ingólfsdóttir, Auður H.2016.Climate Changeand Security Matters.Helander-Renvall, Society Elina.2016.Sámi Harper, Inuit, NoMurder: Kenn.2017.Thou ShaltDo Fitzhugh, William W., andMartin T. Nweeia, eds. 2017. Dodds, Klaus, Alan D. Hemmings, andPeder Roberts, Capelotti, P. J. 2016.The Greatest Show The intheArctic: Chester, Sharon. Guide:Wildlife 2016.The Arctic oftheFar Brad, andDavid Your 2017. When Hirzel. Borkan, Life **Bessels, Emil. 2016.Polaris: The ChiefScientist’s *Barraclough, EleanorRosamond, DanielleMarie Washington, DC:Arctic Studies Center. Hanover, NH:International Polar and Institute; Revealing Legend. anArctic Narwhal: Montreal and the . Pacifica,CA: Press. Lessons Making Decision Extreme from onIt: Depends Northampton, MA: EdwardNorthampton, ElgarPublishing. eds. onthePolitics 2017.Handbook ofAntarctica. Press. University ofOklahoma Norman: American Exploration ofFranz Land, Josef 1898–1905. Princeton, NJ:PrincetonNorth. University Press. Calgary, Press. AB:University ofCalgary 1871–73. Edited andtranslated by William Barr. PoleRecollections oftheAmerican Expedition, North Press.Alberta Edmonton:the Supernatural University of North. Cudmore, andStefan Donecker, eds. 2016.Imagining University Press. Shaping Climate Policy inIceland. Rovaniemi: Lapland AFeministin theArctic: ofValues Analysis andNorms Rovaniemi: LaplandUniversity Press. Edited by Jarno Valkonen andSanna Valkonen. Arctic College Media. Injustice, andtheCanadian Arctic. Iqaluit:Nunavut William Prize Mills 2018 Nominees 11 POLAR LIBRARIES COLLOQUY Spring 2018, Issue79 Spring Dead Reckoning: Ken.2017. Dead The Untold Story McGoogan, Lewis-Jones, Huw. Heroism, 2017.ImaginingtheArctic: Lessera, Pamela, Thomas Ejdemo, and Leena Suopajärvi, Leane, Pole: Elizabeth.2016.South Nature andCulture. Kløver, O. Geir 2017.Lessons from theArctic—How Roald Khadilkar, Jagadish,P. 2017.: The Frozen Joanna.2017.The PolarKafarowski, Adventures ofaRich Jokela, Timo, andGlenCoutts, eds. 2017.Relate North: Fossli,Johansen, Bjørn andothers, eds. 2017.Svalbard Ives, JackD. Island: 2016.Baffin FieldResearch andHigh Editions, HarperCollins Publishers. Passage.of theNorthwest Toronto: Patrick Crean andPolarSpectacle Exploration. London: I.B. Tauris. Rovaniemi: LaplandUniversity Press. Practises Gaps. [sic]andKnowledge Guidebook—Good Mining—Nordic Advanced Synthesis Knowledge Practices Sustainable Developed. Synthesis Report: Europe—Lessons Learnedin theNorthernmost and Anna Petrétei. SustainableMining 2017.SusMinNor: London: Books. Reaktion Museum. WonAmundsen theRace Pole. to theSouth Oslo:The Relevance Publishing. toBloomsbury India.NewDelhi: Continent’s Environment, ChangingLogistics and Press.Dundurn ALifeofLouiseAmerican Dame: Boyd. Arner Toronto: Rovaniemi: LaplandUniversity Press. 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