Acknowledgments
Introduction: Frozen Empires
Chapter 1: An Imperial Environment
Chapter 2: Environmental Nationalism
Chapter 3: An Environmental History of Decolonization
Chapter 4: Perón's Antarctic Dream
Chapter 5: Antarctic Détente
Chapter 6: Preserving Power
Conclusion: Melting Empires?
Notes
Bibliography
Index

About the Author

Adrian Howkins is Associate Professor of History at Colorado State University.

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"Deeply researched, well written, and strongly recommended for students and scholars, especially those interested in how Antarctica's political past may be prelude to humankinds environmental future." -- James Spiller, Isis Journal
"In Frozen Empires, Howkins offers a timely and much-needed intervention on this topic....Frozen Empires demonstrates, in short, the significant role that historians can and should play in environmental politics.."--Emma Shortis, Metascience

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