Antarctic Peninsula & Tierra del Fuego: 100 years of Swedish-Argentine scientific cooperation at the end of the world

Preface

Part 1. Natural History

• The work of Nordic geologists in Argentina
• Carl Caldenius and other links between the Nordenskjold expedition and recent Argentine-Swedish cooperation in Quaternary geology
• Straddling the Drake Passage. A summary of Otto Nordenskjold´s and his geological co-worker´s achievements in Patagonia, Tierra del Fuego and the Antarctic Peninsula
• Swedish glaciological work around the Weddell Sea during the last century
• Late Cretaceous-Early Tertiary marine and terrestrial vertebrates from James Ross Basin, Antarctic Peninsula: a review
• An appraisal of the report by Einar Lonnberg (1905) on fishes collected by the Swedish South Polar Expedition
• Botany during the Swedish Antarctic expedition 1901-1903
• Ozone and UV-B irradiances over Antarctica in the last decades
• Salt-marsh vegetation as biological indicator of increased solar UV-B radiation consequence of ozone global depletion.
• One hundred years ago: The Swedish Expedition to the South Pole (October 16th, 1901, Goteborg-December 2nd, 1903, Buenos Aires). Its scientific production and historical implications

Part 2. Human Sciences

• Pioneers of scientific cooperation. About memory, oblivion and representations of the past
• South Polar imaginations and geopolitical realities - Contextualising Otto Nordensjold's scientific internationalism and its limits
• Open horizons: A trek through Otto Nordenskjold's many landscapes
• Pemmican and penguin-breast, but no pie. Daily problems of Polar explorers during the Heroic Age of Antarctic exploration
• To remember and restore the Argentine rescuers of the Nordenskjold Expedition 1901-1903
• Sea nomads of the Beagle Channel and surrounding areas