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Contested Icescapes: Land, Politics, and Change on an Arctic Agricultural Frontier
Contested Icescapes is an ethnographic and historical study of climate and agrarian change in the Northwest Territories, Canada. This dissertation examines how and in what ways marginal Arctic land has become an imaginary and material frontier for agriculture and considers the implications of the ne
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