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Nome da Disciplina: TÓPICOS ESPECIAIS III - THE MANAGEMENT OF THE EXTREMES – THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE CRYOSPHERE: ANTARCTICA, ARCTIC, AND THE COLD REGIONS

Carga Horária: 60

Créditos: 3

Obrigatória: Não

Notions about the management of the extremes; Studies on specific sectors related to the environmental and technological transformations in the Cryosphere: Antarctica, Arctic, and the cold regions; Analysis of the management of the extremes in the World; Analysis of the extreme service management and supply chain management dimensions: concepts, criteria, opportunities, and challenges; The extreme consumption and production in the environmental and technological transformations; The relationship between the extreme consumption and production and the sustainable development foundations; Understanding the key extreme consumption and production differences for the Cryosphere transformations in Antarctica, Arctic, and the cold regions; Production of Scientific Knowledge and Research Methodology; The production in English of five top journal papers, one conference paper, and ten essays.

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