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Elana Wilson Rowe

 
 

Elana Wilson Rowe [Senior Research Fellow ]

Elana  Wilson Rowe
E-mail:
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Direct:
(+47) 22 99 40 18
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(+47) 450 04 240
Post address:
Pb 8159 Dep, 0033 Oslo
Visiting address:
C.J. Hambros plass 2 D

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Current research

Researching factors shaping Russian climate change policy and the connection between international assessment processes and Russian domestic decision-making in  Beyond Kyoto: Science, Policy-Making and the Future Direction of Russia’s Climate Change Politics .

Mapping the interface between climate change politics in Russia and energy policy as part of  Russian and Caspian energy developments and their implications for Norway and Norwegian actors (RUSSCASP). 

The project Coming into the Cold: Asia’s Arctic interests will examine the increasing Arctic interests of four key Asian states (China, Japan, Singapore, South Korea) and illustrate how Arctic states (US, Norway, Russia) are meeting this growing interest.

Also involved in the projects MODNORTH and Great Power, Arctic Power.

Formal education
[2002-2006]
D. Phil., human geography, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
[2001-2002]
M. Phil., human geography, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK

Professional experience
[2010-]
Adjunct Professor at the University of Nordland
[2006-]
Senior research fellow, NUPI
[2002-2006]
Teaching Assistant/Supervisor, Geography Department, University of Cambridge

 

Publications [vis kronologisk]

Articles (in books and journals)
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2013). Arctic hierarchies? Norway, status and the high north,

    in Polar Record

    .Cambridge University Press.This article focuses on one potential motivation for a state’s behaviour in international affairs, namely status-seeking, in order to shed light on Norway’s Arctic politics and to discuss the role of hierarchies in Arctic politics more generally. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2012). A dangerous space? ,

    in Polar Geography. 

    .Taylor & Francis.This article illustrates how the Arctic is represented as a zone of potential conflict in the media. Rowe argues that these different ‘framings’ of Arctic politics have significance for the kind of politics that can be pursued in the region, and discusses how a certain kind of geopolitical reasoning contributes to seeing the Arctic as a latent space of danger and conflict. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2012). International science, domestic politics,

    in Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, volume 30.

    .Pion.p. 711-726.This paper seeks to examine how changes in Russian policy makers’ publicly communicated understandings of climate science have been brought about by analyzing the reception of international scientific assessments of climate change in Russian domestic debate. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2011). Encountering Climate Change,

    i Wilhelmsen, J og Wilson Rowe, E. (red.) i Russia's Encounter with Globalisation. Actors, Processes and Critical Moments.

    http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx?pid=484317

    .England,Palgrave McMillan.p. .I dette kapittelet ser Elana Wilson Rowe på hvilke aktører, prosesser og vurderinger som påvirker russisk klimapolitikk. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2009). The Intersection of Northern and National Policies,

    i Wilson Rowe, Elana [red], Russia and the North

    .Ottawa,University of Ottawa Press.p. 203-209. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana , Arild Moe (2009). Northern Offshore Oil and Gas Resources: Policy challenges and Approaches,

    i Wilson Rowe, Elana [red], Russia and the North

    .Ottawa,University of Ottawa Press.p. 107-127. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2009). Policy Aims and Political Realities in the Russian North,

    i Wilson Rowe, Elana [red], Russia and the North

    .Ottawa,University of Ottawa Press.p. 1-16. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2009). Who is to Blame? Agency, Causality, Responsibility and the Role of Experts in Russian Framings of Global Climate Change,

    in Europe-Asia Studies, vol. 61, no. 4

    . London, Routledge.p. 593-619.This article analyses the politics of Russian climate change by pinpointing how global warming has been framed over a seven year period in a government-owned, leading daily newspaper, Rossiiskaya Gazeta, and how climate experts have intervened in such framings. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana , Stina Torjesen (2008). Key features of Russian multilateralism,

    in Wilson Rowe, Elana , Stina Torjesen [eds.] The Multilateral Dimension in Russian Foreign Policy

    .Abingdon,Routledge.p. 1-20. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2008). Russian Regional Multilateralism: The Case of the Arctic Council,

    in Wilson Rowe, Elana , Stina Torjesen [eds.] The Multilateral Dimension in Russian Foreign Policy

    .Abingdon,Routledge.p. 142-152. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2008). Regional Influence in Oil and Gas Development: A Case Study of Sakhalin,

    in Robert Orttung, Jeronim Perovic, Heiko Pleines and Hans-Henning Schröder (eds): Russia's Energy Sector between Politics and Business

    .Bremen,Forschungsstelle Osteuropa an der Universität Bremen.p. 56-59.The off shore oil and gas reserves off Sakhalin Island in Russia’s Far East are one of Russia’s more promising locations for new field development.This article examines ways in which regional administrations can and do influence the process of off shore oil and gas development in the Russian federation through a case study of the Sakhalin Oblast Administration. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2007). Indigenousness and the Mobility of Knowledge: Promoting Canadian Governance Practices in the Russian North,

    Sibirica, Vol. 6, No. 2

    .London,Routledge.p. 26-50.Examines issues related to transferring natural resource management models across state borders in the North. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2007). Time, idealization and international development: promoting Canadian comanagement in Northern Russia,

    Area, Vol. 39, No. 3

    .London,Institute of British Geographies.p. 323-330.Examines ways in which equating today's Russian North with the Canadian northern past and idealizing the Canadian experience of co-management were problematic strategies for knowledge transfer. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana , Indra Overland (2007). Indigenous Issues,

    In Olav Schram Stokke and Geir Hønneland, eds. International Cooperation and Arctic Governance: Regime Effectiveness and Northern Region Building.

    .London,Routledge.p. 27-49.Examines the impact of Arctic regimes on indigenous issues [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2007). Arctic Unity, Arctic Difference: Mapping the Reach of Northern Discourses,

    Polar Record, vol. 43, no. 225

    .p. 125-133.In this article, efforts to transfer natural resource management knowledge and models from Canaqda to Russia via an international development project are examined and problematized. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2006). Representation and Narrative in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Debate,

    The Northern Raven, no. 1

    .p. 26-35.Examined ways in which certain images of and stories about the northern landscape shaped a debate over oil and gas exploration. [url]
  • Wilson Rowe, Elana (2005). Gender, Nationalism and Nationalism in Nunavut's Territorial 'House',

    Arctic Anthropology, vol. 42, no. 2

    .p. 82-94.Examined debate around a proposal to institute a gender-balanced legislature in northern Canada. [url]

Books and reports

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