Sea as Land: Infrastructure, Politics and Oil in the Caspian Sea
Title
Sea as Land: Infrastructure, Politics and Oil in the Caspian Sea
Subject
Caspian Sea
Description
Sea as Land: Infrastructure, Politics and Oil in the Caspian Sea
Creator
This videographic essay by Rituparna Simlai, Saadia Mirza, and Ryan Bouma demonstrates how the Caspian Sea, for so long an ecological barrier to travel has, since the discover of oil underneath its floors, been treated less as a sea and more as a territory, carved up among its bordering nations.
Source
http://vimeo.com/82009950
Publisher
Vimeo
Date
Fall 2013
Format
Video
URL
http://vimeo.com/82009950
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Citation
This videographic essay by Rituparna Simlai, Saadia Mirza, and Ryan Bouma demonstrates how the Caspian Sea, for so long an ecological barrier to travel has, since the discover of oil underneath its floors, been treated less as a sea and more as a territory, carved up among its bordering nations. , “Sea as Land: Infrastructure, Politics and Oil in the Caspian Sea,” Mapping Cultural Space Across Eurasia, accessed June 6, 2023, https://eurasia.omeka.fas.harvard.edu/items/show/399.
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