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Perspectives on the economic history of the Antarctic region

Basberg, Bjørn L.
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2005-09
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Abstract
This paper starts out by indicating how the economic history of the Antarctic could be

conceptualized, given the peculiarities of the continent and the region (no permanent

population, no sovereignty in a traditional sense, extreme remoteness, rigorous climate etc.).

Second, it describes the main industries throughout Antarctic history. Third, it examines the

quantitative data available on economic activity in the region, suggests how we should

proceed to analyse the economic activity throughout history, and finally ask the question; Is it

possible to (re)construct a historical ‘national product’ of the Antarctica?
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Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration. Department of Economics
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Discussion paper
2005:18

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