Robert M. Bone
University of Saskatchewan
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American Review of Canadian Studies | 2017
Robert M. Bone
ABSTRACT Arctic Quebec is one piece of the puzzle comprising the Circumpolar World. In fact, almost one-third of Quebec’s territory lies within the Canadian Arctic. This geographic fact places Nunavik and its people squarely in economic and political affairs swirling around the Circumpolar World, but so far their political involvement has been minimal. This article explores three main themes: the Arctic nature of Nunavik; Nunavik’s place in the political corridors of the Arctic Council, Canada, and the Circumpolar World; and global warming as a link between these topics, because of its impact on the Arctic environment and peoples and because of the growing interest of non-Arctic nations in the Arctic.
Canadian Geographer | 1995
Robert B. Anderson; Robert M. Bone
Canadian Geographer | 2000
James C. Saku; Robert M. Bone
Archive | 2003
Robert B. Anderson; Robert M. Bone
Archive | 2000
James C. Saku; Robert M. Bone
Canadian Geographer | 1987
Katherine L. Chislett; Milford B. Green; Robert M. Bone
Canadian Geographer | 1986
Robert M. Bone; Milford B. Green
Journal of Canadian Studies | 1983
Robert M. Bone; Milford B. Green
Canadian Public Policy-analyse De Politiques | 1983
Robert M. Bone; Milford B. Green
Polar Record | 1973
Robert M. Bone