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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006
The Greenland case describes the experience of four young Norwegian men determined to set a world record for unsupported crossing of Greenland. The case describes the team, their preparations, and their experiences as they crossed in “good” weather that was often whiteout blizzard conditions with temperatures dropping as low as −78 degrees F ...
Morten Lie, James G. Clawson
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The Greenland case describes the experience of four young Norwegian men determined to set a world record for unsupported crossing of Greenland. The case describes the team, their preparations, and their experiences as they crossed in “good” weather that was often whiteout blizzard conditions with temperatures dropping as low as −78 degrees F ...
Morten Lie, James G. Clawson
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Cranz Revisited: Greenland in Greenland
2021In her contribution, Claire McLisky examines reasons for the limited awareness of Cranz’s book in Greenland. In particular, McLisky charts the impact of a scathing book-length response to the Historie von Gronland published by Henric Glahn in 1771. This work influenced the attitudes of not only contemporary Dano-Norwegian missionaries and colonial ...
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Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, 2016
To estimate the actual prevalence of diagnosed diabetes in Greenland as at 2014, and to evaluate the quality of diabetes care among Greenlanders and non-Greenlanders in Greenland, six years after a national diabetes program was initiated.The study was designed as an observational cross-sectional study based on review of data obtained from the ...
Viskum, Elizabeth Sejr+1 more
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To estimate the actual prevalence of diagnosed diabetes in Greenland as at 2014, and to evaluate the quality of diabetes care among Greenlanders and non-Greenlanders in Greenland, six years after a national diabetes program was initiated.The study was designed as an observational cross-sectional study based on review of data obtained from the ...
Viskum, Elizabeth Sejr+1 more
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Greenland and the University of Greenland
2002Ilisimatusarfik is a Greenlandic word which means ‘an institution to promote wisdom’ but which is now commonly understood to mean ‘the university’. Ilisimatusarfik does not look at all like one’s idea of a modern university. It is a very small and a very young institution with extremely limited resources, placed in a little old house next to the sea ...
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The Lichenicolous Fungi of Greenland
Arctic and Alpine Research, 1990124 lichenicolous (lichen-inhabiting) fungi are reported from Greenland, 72 for the first time, based on a study of 350 mainly hitherto undetermined collections made in the period 1946-83. This number is substantially more than that known from the whole of North America.
JoAnn W. Flock+2 more
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Growing Greenland's archaeologists
Science, 2016In a land rich in artifacts, a paucity of archaeologists.
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