Bridges and bottlenecks: Andrei Sher’s role in the development of international collaboration in Beringian Science.

Elias, Scott and Dodds, Klaus

(2011)

Elias, Scott and Dodds, Klaus (2011) Bridges and bottlenecks: Andrei Sher’s role in the development of international collaboration in Beringian Science.. Quaternary Science Reviews, 30

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Abstract

Andrei Sher played a leading role in the development of international cooperation and exchange of ideas in Beringian science. The Cold War created great tensions between the USSR and the NATO countries, as the Bering Strait region became one of the front lines of potential military conflict. However, through the persistent efforts of such people as Andrei Sher in Russia and David Hopkins in the USA, scientists were able to overcome political obstacles to attend international Beringian conferences, visit each other’s militarized zones to do fieldwork, and collaborate on joint projects.

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Item TypeJournal Article
TitleBridges and bottlenecks: Andrei Sher’s role in the development of international collaboration in Beringian Science.
AuthorsElias, Scott
Dodds, Klaus
Uncontrolled KeywordsAndrei Sher, History of Beringian Science
DepartmentsFaculty of Science\Geography
Research Groups and Centres\Geography\Centre for Quaternary Research

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doihttp://dx.doi.org/doi:10.1016/j.quascirev.2011.06.006

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