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JOSEPH-ELZéAR BERNIER, CANADIAN POLAR CAPTAIN
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S268667300000616-7-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Oleg Terebov 
ORCID: 0000-0002-9516-6745
Edition
Issue 3 (543)
Pages
74-90
Abstract
The article describes the activities of J.-E. Bernier, a Canadian polar explorer, aimed in the early 20th century at affirming Canada’s sovereignty over islands of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, including application of the «sector principle». It is concluded that the results of Bernier’s activities have up to now provided one of the historical foundations of the «Arctic sovereignty» of Canada.
Keywords
Arctic, Canadian Arctic Archipelago, northwest passage, polar exploration, sovereignty, "sector principle"
Date of publication
09.03.2015
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