Arctic sustainability research: toward a new agenda
Arctic sustainability research: toward a new agenda
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北极可持续发展研究：迈向新议程
DOI：
10.1080/1088937x.2016.1217095
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发表时间：
2016
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影响因子：
2.6
通讯作者：
P. Schweitzer
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作者：
A. Petrov;Shauna Burnsilver;F. Chapin;G. Fondahl;J. Graybill;Kathrin Keil;A. Nilsson;R. Riedlsperger;P. Schweitzer
摘要北极是世界上受文化、社会经济、环境和气候变化影响最大的地区之一。在过去的二十年里，学者、决策者、采掘业、地方、区域和国家政府、政府间论坛和非政府组织已经将注意力转向北极、北极人民和资源，以及即将发生的变化所带来的挑战和好处。国际北极研究规划会议（IARP）已经召开了三次，最近一次是在2015年4月的IARP III。北极的可持续性是北极内外日益关注的一个问题，包括在ICARP的努力中。本文报告了一份白色文件的一些关键发现，该文件由一个国际跨学科小组编写，是ICARP-III进程的一部分，得到了国际北极科学委员会社会科学和人文科学工作组、国际北极社会科学协会和北极-FROST研究协调网络的支持。通过与更广泛的研究人员网络分享初稿，包括在几个学术和社区场所进行讨论和反馈，征求了意见。本文介绍了北极可持续性研究的进展报告，确定了相关的知识差距，并为未来十年的优先研究提供了建议。
ABSTRACT The Arctic is among the world’s regions most affected by ongoing and increasing cultural, socio-economic, environmental and climatic changes. Over the last two decades, scholars, policymakers, extractive industries, local, regional and national governments, intergovernmental forums, and non-governmental organizations have turned their attention to the Arctic, its peoples and resources, and to challenges and benefits of impending transformations. The International Conference on Arctic Research Planning (ICARP) has now transpired three times, most recently in April 2015 with ICARP III. Arctic sustainability is an issue of increasing concern within the Arctic and beyond it, including in ICARP endeavors. This paper reports some of the key findings of a white paper prepared by an international and interdisciplinary team as part of the ICARP-III process, with support from the International Arctic Science Committee Social and Human Sciences Working Group, the International Arctic Social Sciences Association and the Arctic-FROST research coordination network. Input was solicited through sharing the initial draft with a broader network of researchers, including discussion and feedback at several academic and community venues. This paper presents a progress report on Arctic sustainability research, identifies related knowledge gaps and provides recommendations for prioritizing research for the next decade.