Arctic Sustainability, Key Methodologies and Knowledge Domains

Jessica K. Graybill is Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at Colgate University, Hamilton, New York. Her research interests include resilience studies and socio-ecological transformations in postsocialist, urban, and remote spaces and grappling with how environments, livelihoods, and possible futures are co-created by multiple actors.Andrey N. Petrov is Associate Professor and Director of the ARCTICenter at the University of Northern Iowa. Dr. Petrov is an economic geographer who specializes in Arctic sustainable development, economic organization, and changing Arctic social-ecological systems. He is the president of the International Arctic Social Sciences Association.

• Preface 1. Introduction to Arctic Sustainability: A Synthesis of Knowledge Jessica K. Graybill and Andrey N. Petrov 2. Sustainable Economies in the Arctic Joan Nyman Larsen and Lee Huskey 3. Culture and Sustainability Susanna Gartler, Vera Kuklina and Peter Schweitzer 4. Sustainable Resources Chris Southcott 5. Governance for Arctic Sustainability Gary N. Wilson, Gail Fondahl and Klaus Georg Hansen 6. Methodological Challenges and Innovations in Arctic Community Sustainability Research Gary Kofinas, Shauna BurnSilver and Andrey N. Petrov Afterword: In Anticipation of Arctic Sustainability, Community and Environment: A Synthesis of Knowledge II Andrey N. Petrov, Jessica K. Graybill, Tatiana Degai, Aileen A. Espíritu, Diane Hirshberg and Tatiana Vlasova