Fridtjof Nansen-stiftelsen på Polhøgda
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL15104797A
Top Subjects
- Antarctic Treaty (2)
- Territorial waters (2)
- Norway (2)
- Barents Sea (2)
- Arctic regions (2)
- Foreign relations (2)
- Economic aspects (2)
Books by Fridtjof Nansen-stiftelsen på Polhøgda
Total count: 15
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Antarktistraktatens varigheten analyse av endrings- og oppsigelsesbestemmelsene i traktatens art. XII i politisk perspektivFridtjof Nansenstiftelsen på Polhøgda1973-01-01
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New territories and new security problemsFridtjof Nansen stiftelsen på Polhøgda1975-01-01
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[Remarks on the Antarctic treaty during the] Press briefing seminar on the future of Antarctica, 25th July, 1977, New Zealand high commission, LondonEarthscan1977-01-01
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The Barents Sea questionFridtjof Nansen Foundation at Polhøgda1977-01-01
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Arctic development and its international relevanceFridtjof Nansen Foundation at Polhøgda1978-01-01
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Nordområdenes geografistrategiske aspekterFridtjof Nansen-stiftelsen på Polhøgda1978-01-01
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The economic and strategic importance of the Norwegian and Barents SeasFridtjof Nansen Foundation1978-01-01
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The exercise of Norwegian authority on Svalbardbackground and conditions for changeFridtjof Nansen Foundation at Polhøgda1978-01-01
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Trends and prospects for regimes for living and mineral resources in AntarcticaFridtjof Nansen Foundation at Polhøgda1978-01-01
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The Franco-Algerian affairlove and hate in natural gas tradeFridtjof Nansen Institute1988-01-01
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Uncertain science and matching policiesscience, politics and the organization of North Sea environmental cooperationFridtjof Nansens Institutt1989-01-01
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Northern and arctic boundary disputesFridtjof Nansens Institutt1990-01-01
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Science or politics in the global greenhouse?a study of the development towards scientific consensus on climate changeThe Institute1991-01-01
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Australian environmental legislation and the Antarcticthe meeting of international and domestic law and politicsFridtjof Nansen Institute1999-01-01
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The Sami people and the northern sea routejuridical, social and cultural concernsThe Fridtjof Nansen Institute1999-01-01