26th September 2018

Arctic Narratives and Political Values. Russia, China and Canada in the High North

By:

Elīna Lange-Ionatamišvili Iona Mackenzie Allan

Related topics:

China Russia The Arctic Narrative Analysis
Arctic Narratives and Political Values. Russia, China and Canada in the High North

Publication details

ISBN: 978-9934-564-29-1
Year: 2018
Format: PDF
Pages: 36
Size: 17.65 MB
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This research focuses on the particular narratives or stories that Russia, China and Canada construct about itself and the Aerctic, the methodology is based on a qualitative interpretation of the sources. 

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