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Warren Bernauer
he/him
Assistant Professor
Dr. Warren Bernauer is an assistant professor of geography researching resource conflicts, environmental governance, economic development, and Indigenous rights in northern Canada. His work documents and analyzes colonial continuities in both the use and governance of resources in Canada. His current research projects examine the conflicts and inequities embedded in Canada’s transition away from fossil fuels, focusing on conflicts over critical mineral extraction, nuclear waste disposal, and electricity generation in the North.
Publications/Papers
Scottie, J., Bernauer, W., and Hicks, J. (2022). I will live for both of us: A history of colonialism, uranium mining, and Inuit resistance. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press.
Bernauer, W. (2022). Commercial Fishing, Inuit Rights, and Internal Colonialism in Nunavut. Polar Record. 58(e1): 1-11.
Bernauer, W. (2020). Producing Consent: How environmental assessment enabled Arctic oil and gas extraction in the Qikiqtani region of Nunavut. Canadian Geographer. 64(3): 489-501.
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