Abstract
Federal-state relations in Arctic Alaska today are largely the product of land and resource statutes enacted by Congress between 1971 and 1980. With the passage of these encompassing laws, a range of issues and concerns related mostly to control over resources has emerged to dominate the Arctic policy scene. In the mix of issues, single trends in federal-state relations are difficult to discern. However, it is clear that the Arctic’s resource wealth and unique conditions contribute to a situation in which federal and state interests are often in conflict.
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Farquhar, N. (1984). Federal-State Natural Resource Issues in Arctic Alaska. In: Westermeyer, W.E., Shusterich, K.M. (eds) United States Arctic Interests. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-5262-7_11
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