Exploring Greenpeace's effort to expand its engagement in the Circumpolar North in the 21st century, this book examines how this work is affected and informed by the organisation's controversial legacy of anti-sealing campaigning in the 1970s and 1980s.
Exploring Greenpeace's effort to expand its engagement in the Circumpolar North in the 21st century, this book examines how this work is affected and informed by the organisation's controversial legacy of anti-sealing campaigning in the 1970s and 1980s.
Danita Catherine Burke is a senior research fellow based at the Center for War Studies and the international politics and border regions group at the Department of Political Science and Public Management, University of Southern Denmark. Dr. Burke was a Northern Scholars Visiting Research Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities at the University of Edinburgh while completing this book. Her recent publications include Cultural Violence, Stigma and the Legacy of the Anti-Sealing Movement (2023), WWF and Arctic Environmentalism: Conservationism and the ENGO in the Circumpolar North (2022), Diplomacy and the Arctic Council (2019), and International Disputes and Cultural Ideas in the Canadian Arctic (2018).
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Contents Acknowledgements vii 1 Introduction 1 Structuring the Greenpeace Discussion: Audience Appeal 3 Inspiration 6 Chapter Breakdown 7 Notes 9 References 12 2 The Founding of Greenpeace 15 Establishing Greenpeace 16 Environmentalism and Colonialism 23 Conclusion 25 Notes 25 References 30 3 Greenpeace and the Legacy of Its Anti-Sealing Campaigning 35 The Rise of the Anti-Sealing Movement 36 Greenpeace's Anti-Sealing Activism: A Brief Overview 37 Indigenous Leadership Pushing Greenpeace's Change 44 Reconciling with Greenpeace's Anti-Sealing Past 49 Beyond the Anti-Sealing Campaign 54 Conclusion 59 Notes 59 References 62 4 Traditional Lands and Reindeer Herders: Sámi, Finland 68 Greenpeace, Sámi of Finland, and the Forestry Industry 68 Conclusion 76 Notes 76 References 79 5 Seismic Testing and Inuit Rights: Kangiqtugaapik/ Clyde River, Nunavut 82 Kangiqtugaapik/Clyde River, the National Energy Board, and Seismic Testing 82 Working with Greenpeace and the Supreme Court Challenge 84 Conclusion 90 Notes 92 References 95 6 Protesting Oil Exploration and Working to Protect a Sacred Area: Arctic 30 and the Nenet and Khanty of Numto, Russia 96 The Arctic 30 and the Russian Oil and Gas Industry 97 Numto and Working with Local Indigenous Peoples in Russia 100 Conclusion 106 Notes 106 References 111 7 Conclusion 114 Notes 118 Appendix A: Background on Primary Book Sources 119 Index 123
Contents Acknowledgements vii 1 Introduction 1 Structuring the Greenpeace Discussion: Audience Appeal 3 Inspiration 6 Chapter Breakdown 7 Notes 9 References 12 2 The Founding of Greenpeace 15 Establishing Greenpeace 16 Environmentalism and Colonialism 23 Conclusion 25 Notes 25 References 30 3 Greenpeace and the Legacy of Its Anti-Sealing Campaigning 35 The Rise of the Anti-Sealing Movement 36 Greenpeace's Anti-Sealing Activism: A Brief Overview 37 Indigenous Leadership Pushing Greenpeace's Change 44 Reconciling with Greenpeace's Anti-Sealing Past 49 Beyond the Anti-Sealing Campaign 54 Conclusion 59 Notes 59 References 62 4 Traditional Lands and Reindeer Herders: Sámi, Finland 68 Greenpeace, Sámi of Finland, and the Forestry Industry 68 Conclusion 76 Notes 76 References 79 5 Seismic Testing and Inuit Rights: Kangiqtugaapik/ Clyde River, Nunavut 82 Kangiqtugaapik/Clyde River, the National Energy Board, and Seismic Testing 82 Working with Greenpeace and the Supreme Court Challenge 84 Conclusion 90 Notes 92 References 95 6 Protesting Oil Exploration and Working to Protect a Sacred Area: Arctic 30 and the Nenet and Khanty of Numto, Russia 96 The Arctic 30 and the Russian Oil and Gas Industry 97 Numto and Working with Local Indigenous Peoples in Russia 100 Conclusion 106 Notes 106 References 111 7 Conclusion 114 Notes 118 Appendix A: Background on Primary Book Sources 119 Index 123
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