WHAT
ARE WE AFTER?
Assuming
the importance that the socio-cultural approach has for a holistic understanding
of the circumpolar phenomenon, we have also considered the need to study the "circumpolar
theme" in its bi-polar dimension: the Arctic and the Antarctica, in order
to look for convergences and divergences under the debates "local/global",
"North/South", "development/sustainability", and also looking
for the production and transference of knowledge. In this sense, we privilege
scientific investigation with reference to:
-
Local Communities in Extreme Environments
- Social Problems and Human
Well-being
- Participation and Community Attachment
- Habitat
and Identity
- Minorities and Native people
- Migration
- Environment and Sustainable Development