Antarctic Policymaking and Science in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany (1957-1990)
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Antarctic Policymaking and Science in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany (1957-1990)

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Antarctic Policymaking and Science in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany (1957-1990)

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The central questions of this research are the following: What was the Antarctic policy of the Netherlands from the late 1950s until 1990? What were its motives, goals, means and effects? What were the roles of the government, the scientific community, non-governmental organisations and possible other actors in this policy? How can these be explained?The focus of this study is on Dutch Antarctic policy. In order to explain Dutch Antarctic policy from the late 1950s until 1990 and to place it in a broader context, Dutch policy will be compared with the Antarctic policies of Belgium and Germany (Federal Republic of Germany, FRG) in the same period.6 The comparison offers insights into the functioning of the ATS and into the roles - if any - of the three countries in this international regime in the period under investigation. This adds another central question to this research: How does Dutch Antarctic policy compare with the Belgian and German Antarctic policies in the same period? This research will not focus on the actual Antarctic scientific research activities of the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany from the late 1950s until 1990 but will concentrate on their Antarctic policies. Policy with regard to science is one aspect of this.

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Table of contents

  1. List of Figures
  2. List of Pictures
  3. Introduction
  4. I Origins of the Antarctic Treaty System
  5. II The IGY (1957-1958), the Antarctic Treaty (1959), and the Netherland, Germany and Belgium
  6. III Belgian-Dutch Antarctic cooperation and its aftermath, 1960-1970
  7. IV Non-participation and accession in the 1970s
  8. V Renewed Belgian and Dutch interest in Antarctic politics during the 1980s
  9. VI Towards Dutch Consultative Status , 1985-1990
  10. Conclusion
  11. Archives
  12. Interviews
  13. Nederlandse samevatting
  14. Darkwood/Acknowledgments