. IntroductionExploring Greenland's Secrets: Science Technology Diplomacy and Cold War Planning in Global ContextsRonald E. Doel Kristine C. Harper Matthias Heymann. -. Part OneArctic Challenges in the Cold War. -. Chapter 1Defending the North American Continent: Why the Physical EnvironmentalSciences Mattered in Cold War GreenlandRonald E. Doel. -. Chapter 2Small state preoccupations: science and technology in the pursuit ofmodernization security and sovereignty in GreenlandKristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen. -. Part TwoControlling Hostile Environments:Geophysical Research in Greenland. -. Chapter 3Searching for Control: Weather Stations and Data in the Early Cold WarMatthias Heymann. -. Chapter 4Security and the nation: Glaciology in Early Cold War GreenlandJanet Martin-Nielsen. -. Chapter 5Failed Geologies: Danish and American Agendas for the GeologicalInvestigation of Greenland 1946-1960Christopher JacobRies. -. Chapter 6Battling the Aurora Borealis: The Transnational Coproduction of IonosphericResearch in Early Cold War GreenlandHenrik Knudsen. -. Chapter 7Danish Seismic Research in Relation to American Nuclear Detection EffortsAnne Lif Lund Jacobsen. -. Part ThreeEntanglement and Transformation:Diplomacy and Politics of Science inGreenland. -. Chapter 8Camp Century Cold War City under the IceHenry Nielsen and Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen. -. Chapter 9Cold War Greenland as a Space for International Scientific CollaborationHenrik Knudsen. -. Chapter 10Cold Atoms: The Hunt for Uranium in Greenland in the Late Cold War andBeyond (1970-1989)Henry Nielsen and Henrik Knudsen. - . Language: English