Professor Richard Powell

Name:	Professor Richard Powell
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	Thu Jan 16 14:24:02 +0000 2025

Public lists managed by Professor Richard Powell

• Scott Polar Research Institute - HCEP (Histories, Cultures, Environments and Politics) Research Seminars
• Scott Polar Research Institute - Polar Humanities and Social Sciences ECR Workshop

Talks given by Professor Richard Powell

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Talks organised by Professor Richard Powell

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• Unpacking Colonial Ties: Self-determination in Inuit Nunangat, Canada
• Placing Halley research station in the history of UK Antarctic science, 1960 to present
• [POSTPONED] Russian and Soviet glaciology of the Third Pole
• Antarctica is not one thing
• Utopian Ambitions in the High Arctic at Resolute Bay
• Singing the Universe: Kant’s aesthetic and indigenous Siberian pop
• The changing world of reindeer: People, climate and forests in Northern Fenno-Scandia
• The Greenland Self-Government's enhanced agency in Arctic politics
• Defence and Security in the Arctic
• The ‘Origins of the Inuit’: Indigenous Marginalisation within a Transnational Debate
• [Cancelled] Languages of Emergency, Infrastructures of Response and Everyday Heroism in the Circumpolar North
• Change, continuity and value in Svalbard
• [POSTPONED] Defence and Security in the Arctic: The UK perspective
• Captive polar bears: politics, (re)production, and performance
• Exploration, Celebrity and the Making of a Transnational Hero: Fridtjof Nansen and the Fram Expedition
• Author Meets Critics: North Pole: Nature and Culture
• [POSTPONED] Languages of Emergency, Infrastructures of Response and Everyday Heroism in the Circumpolar North
• [POSTPONED] Fridtjof Nansen’s FRAM expedition and the Making of a Transnational Hero
• Constructing the Other: representations of Arctic native communities in Russian regional museums
• Gender and 20th century Antarctic fieldwork: Constructing and dismantling the 'ice ceiling'
• From Arctic statehood to self: State personnel’s articulations of Arctic identity in Norway, Iceland, and Canada
• Meat to Mittens: a short history of survival science and extreme physiology in the Arctic and Antarctic regions
• Critical Geopolitics of the Polar Regions: An Inter-American Perspective
• Mittimatalik Arnait Miqsuqtuit Collective and the Art of Sealskin Sewing
• 'As Far North As Whale Hunters Go': The Medieval Arctic Environment, Experienced and Imagined
• The role of the Arctic in the development of Soviet climate science
• Antarctic Mosaic: Integrating Science and History in the McMurdo Dry Valleys
• ERC ARCTIC CULT Launch Presentation
• From animism to speculation: representations of geopower among the Dene of Tulita, Northwest Territories, Canada
• BOOK LAUNCH: Studying Arctic Fields: Cultures, Practices, and Environmental Sciences
• Antarctica in contemporary fiction
• Singing in the Wilderness: Antarctic Sledging Songs of the 'Heroic Age'
• 'They don't know about the people who live here': Local non-participation in extractive resource management in Greenland
• Brand Antarctica: Advertising and the South
• Climate change, archaeology and tradition in an Alaskan Yup'ik Village
• Sacred Mountains as Flood Refuge Sites in Northwest North America
• Scott’s and Shackleton’s Huts: Antarctic Heritage and International Relations
• Re/Fram/ing Geography: Fridtjof Nansen at the Royal Geographical Society c.1888-1914
• The meaning of Indlandsis: a cultural history of ice sheets
• Polar Opposites: American and Norwegian voices in the exploration of Franz Josef Land