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  • Welcome
  • About the Project
    • Subprojects >
      • Territory
      • Resources
      • Migrations & Mobilities
      • Law
      • Indigenous and Local Perspectives
    • Research Team >
      • Coordination Team
      • Subproject Leaders
  • Workshops and Events
    • 2014 Workshops and Events >
      • June 2014: Workshop on the Ice-Land-Water Interface (Durham)
    • 2016 Workshops and Events >
      • November 2016: Sand Point Talking Circle on Local Engagement in Search and Rescue (Sand Point, Alaska) >
        • Announcement: Sand Point Talking Circle on Local Engagement in Search and Rescue
        • Report: Sand Point Talking Circle on Local Engagement in Search and Rescue
    • 2017 Workshops and Events >
      • April 2017: Laws and Regulations Currently Guiding Human Behaviour in Icy Environments (Rovaniemi)
      • April 2017: Rethinking Perspectives on Arctic Issues in 2017: A Joint Seminar with the Master Mariners of Canada (Halifax)
      • May 2017: ‘Anticipating Abundance: Economizing the Arctic’ (Durham)
      • May 2017: Territory in Indeterminate and Changing Environments (Amsterdam)
      • June, 2017: ICE LAW Project Sessions at the International Congress of Arctic Social Science (Umeå)
      • June 2017: ICE LAW Project Session at the Nordic Geographers Meeting (Stockholm)
      • December 2017: Territory, Law and the Anthropocene (Warwick)
    • 2019 Workshops and Events >
      • March 2019: Questioning territory: extending the concepts of territory through engagement with experience, affect, and embodiment (Albany) >
        • Announcement: ‘Questioning territory: extending concepts of territory through engagement with experience, affect, and embodiment’ – March 2019 in Albany, NY​
        • Report: ‘Questioning territory: extending concepts of territory through engagement with experience, affect, and embodiment’ – March 2019 in Albany, NY​
      • April 2019: 'Climate fish and fisheries sector: local and indigenous perspectives' (Rovaniemi) >
        • Report: 'Climate fish and fisheries sector: local and indigenous perspectives' (Rovaniemi)
      • April 2019: ‘Economising the Offshore Arctic: Dynamic Marine Policies and Global Production Networks in a Thawing World’ (Durham)
      • April 2019: ICE LAW Final Conference (Durham)
      • June 2019: ‘Norwegian fjord: Living with Changes’ and Art Workshop ‘Stories of the Sea’ (Bugoynes) >
        • Report: 'Norwegian fjord: Living with Changes' and Art Workshop 'Stories of the Sea'
      • June 2019: People of the Changing Permafrost Land (Churapcha) >
        • Report: ‘People of the Changing Permafrost Land’ (Churapcha)
  • Project Outputs
    • Publications and Outreach
    • Reflections: Where does ice fit in? >
      • Dynamic Territories (S. Elden)
      • Governing a multifarious matter (J. Bruun)
      • Ice Law and the Complexities of the Land-Water Interface (H. Osofsky)
      • Governing the inconvenient, unpredictable and uncontrollable ice in the Arctic Ocean (J. Dahl)
      • Slippery Homelands (I. Medby)
      • Ice, legal mechanisms, and coastal indigenous communities (J. Shadian)
      • The Ice Law Project and the House of Lords (P. Steinberg)
      • Geographic Imaginaries of Sea Ice: Territory, Substance, Symbol (S. Kane)
      • Creating a New Regulatory Process (E. DeSombre)
      • Legal Ice? (J. Strandsbjerg)
      • Arctic Ice as Legal Test Case (J. Baker)
      • Mobilities of Ice (K. Coddington)
      • Ruminating on Sea Ice (K. Dodds)
    • ICE LAW Project Reports

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Workshops and Events, 2016
  • November 2016 - Sand Point Talking Circle on Local Engagement in Search and Rescue (Sand Point, Alaska)

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  • Welcome
  • About the Project
    • Subprojects >
      • Territory
      • Resources
      • Migrations & Mobilities
      • Law
      • Indigenous and Local Perspectives
    • Research Team >
      • Coordination Team
      • Subproject Leaders
  • Workshops and Events
    • 2014 Workshops and Events >
      • June 2014: Workshop on the Ice-Land-Water Interface (Durham)
    • 2016 Workshops and Events >
      • November 2016: Sand Point Talking Circle on Local Engagement in Search and Rescue (Sand Point, Alaska) >
        • Announcement: Sand Point Talking Circle on Local Engagement in Search and Rescue
        • Report: Sand Point Talking Circle on Local Engagement in Search and Rescue
    • 2017 Workshops and Events >
      • April 2017: Laws and Regulations Currently Guiding Human Behaviour in Icy Environments (Rovaniemi)
      • April 2017: Rethinking Perspectives on Arctic Issues in 2017: A Joint Seminar with the Master Mariners of Canada (Halifax)
      • May 2017: ‘Anticipating Abundance: Economizing the Arctic’ (Durham)
      • May 2017: Territory in Indeterminate and Changing Environments (Amsterdam)
      • June, 2017: ICE LAW Project Sessions at the International Congress of Arctic Social Science (Umeå)
      • June 2017: ICE LAW Project Session at the Nordic Geographers Meeting (Stockholm)
      • December 2017: Territory, Law and the Anthropocene (Warwick)
    • 2019 Workshops and Events >
      • March 2019: Questioning territory: extending the concepts of territory through engagement with experience, affect, and embodiment (Albany) >
        • Announcement: ‘Questioning territory: extending concepts of territory through engagement with experience, affect, and embodiment’ – March 2019 in Albany, NY​
        • Report: ‘Questioning territory: extending concepts of territory through engagement with experience, affect, and embodiment’ – March 2019 in Albany, NY​
      • April 2019: 'Climate fish and fisheries sector: local and indigenous perspectives' (Rovaniemi) >
        • Report: 'Climate fish and fisheries sector: local and indigenous perspectives' (Rovaniemi)
      • April 2019: ‘Economising the Offshore Arctic: Dynamic Marine Policies and Global Production Networks in a Thawing World’ (Durham)
      • April 2019: ICE LAW Final Conference (Durham)
      • June 2019: ‘Norwegian fjord: Living with Changes’ and Art Workshop ‘Stories of the Sea’ (Bugoynes) >
        • Report: 'Norwegian fjord: Living with Changes' and Art Workshop 'Stories of the Sea'
      • June 2019: People of the Changing Permafrost Land (Churapcha) >
        • Report: ‘People of the Changing Permafrost Land’ (Churapcha)
  • Project Outputs
    • Publications and Outreach
    • Reflections: Where does ice fit in? >
      • Dynamic Territories (S. Elden)
      • Governing a multifarious matter (J. Bruun)
      • Ice Law and the Complexities of the Land-Water Interface (H. Osofsky)
      • Governing the inconvenient, unpredictable and uncontrollable ice in the Arctic Ocean (J. Dahl)
      • Slippery Homelands (I. Medby)
      • Ice, legal mechanisms, and coastal indigenous communities (J. Shadian)
      • The Ice Law Project and the House of Lords (P. Steinberg)
      • Geographic Imaginaries of Sea Ice: Territory, Substance, Symbol (S. Kane)
      • Creating a New Regulatory Process (E. DeSombre)
      • Legal Ice? (J. Strandsbjerg)
      • Arctic Ice as Legal Test Case (J. Baker)
      • Mobilities of Ice (K. Coddington)
      • Ruminating on Sea Ice (K. Dodds)
    • ICE LAW Project Reports