The Fast-Changing Arctic
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978-1-55238-647-7
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Foreword:Witnessing an Arctic Renaissance
ARCTIC CLIMATE CHANGE:STRATEGIC CHALLENGES ANDOPPORTUNITIES
1. The Fast-ChangingMaritime Arctic
2. Can We Keep Up with Arctic Change?
3. “Politicization” of the Environment: Environmental Politics and Security in the Circumpolar North
4. Conceptualizing ClimateSecurity for a Warming World: Complexity and theEnvironment-Conflict Linkage
COOPERATION AND CONFLICT:PATHS FORWARD
5. Cooperation or Conflict in a Changing Arctic? Opportunities for Maritime Cooperation in Arctic National Strategies
6. Energy and the Arctic Dispute: Pathway to Conflict or Cooperation?
7. Maritime Boundary Disputes in East Asia: Lessons for the Arctic
8. Babysteps:Developing MultilateralInstitutions in the Arctic
REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES
Europe and the High North Atlantic
9. Structural, Environmental, and Political Conditions for Security Policy in the High North Atlantic: The Faroe Islands, Greenland,and Iceland
North America
10. U.S. Arctic Policy:The Reluctant Arctic Power
11. U.S. Defense Policy and the North: The Emergent Arctic Power
Russia
12. Mirror Images? Canada,Russia, and the Circumpolar World
13. Russia’s Arctic Strategy:Ambitions and Restraints
14. Russia Opens Its Maritime Arctic
15. Regional Security and Prosperity: The U.S.–Russia Reset in the Antimeridianal Arctic
CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS
16. Stability and Security in a Post-Arctic World: Toward a Convergence of Indigenous, State, and Global Interests at the Top of the World
Afterword: Think Again – The Arctic
About the Contributing Authors
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