This is the first book to analyze the role of the new circumpolar universities in northern development. Since 1960, over twenty new universities have been built in the northern regions of Canada, Russia, the United States, the Nordic countries and Japan. This book analyzes and compares the reasons for their establishment, the impact they have had in providing greater access to advanced education, and the effect they have had on economic, social, cultural, and political development of these various northern regions.

This is the first book to analyze the role of the new circumpolar universities in northern development. Since 1960, over twenty new universities have been built in the northern regions of Canada, Russia, the United States, the Nordic countries and Japan. This book analyzes and compares the reasons for their establishment, the impact they have had in providing greater access to advanced education, and the effect they have had on economic, social, cultural and political development of these various northern regions.

The Complete Coverage Of This Book Makes It An Ideal Companion For Students Of Genetics. Its Organization Complements Any Standard Undergraduate Textbook. Core Material Is Presented In Outline Form, Making It Easier To Digest And Review Key Concepts. Coverage Of The Basic Phenomenology Of Inheritance, Genetic Analysis, And Genetic Logic And Rationales Will Be Appropriate For Every Student Taking A Course In Genetics. Additionally, Review Questions And Problems, With Answers, Appear At The End Of Each Chapter.