Arctic Fever

Edited by Anastasia Likhacheva ()

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Date: 2022
ISBN: 978-981-16-9616-9
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Chapters in this book:

Arctic as a New Playground for Great Power Competition: The Russia–China–United States Triangle

Dmitry Suslov and Vassily Kashin

The Cold War in the Cold Region: A Return

Ilya Kramnik

The Age of Climate Change, as a Challenge for States, and IR Theories

Lassi Heininen

Climate Change and Energy Transition: Controversial Implications for the Arctic Region

Ilya A. Stepanov

Environment, Geopolitics and Environmental Geopolitics in the Arctic: Is There a Logic of Conflict Among Institutions of Cooperation?

Andrei Skriba and Arina Sapogova

Risks and Socioeconomic Priorities for Sustainable Development of the Russian Arctic

Vladimir N. Leksin and Boris N. Porfiriev

Corporations in the Russian Arctic—From Dominance to Leadership

Valeriy Kryukov and Vladimir I. Nefedkin

Peripheral Innovation System and Its Place in the Development of the Russian Arctic Resources

Alexander Pilyasov and Elena Putilova

A Reluctant Arctic Power No More? The United States’ Evolving Engagement with the High North

George Soroka

A “Profound Change of Direction?” Canada’s Northern Strategy and the Co-Development of a “New” Arctic and Northern Policy Framework

P. Whitney Lackenbauer and Peter Kikkert

Norway’s Arctic Policy: High North, Low Tension?

Andreas Østhagen

European Policies in the Arctic: National Strategies or a Common Vision?

Emilie Canova, Camille Escudé-Joffres, Andreas Raspotnik and Florian Vidal

The EU’s Low-Carbon Policies and Implications for Arctic Energy Projects: The Russian Case

Morena Skalamera

Challenges and Common Agenda for Arctic Cooperation in the Post-pandemic Era: A Chinese Perspective

Long Zhao

Japan Facing the Arctic and North: Interplay Between the National and Regional Interests

Marina Lomaeva and Juha Saunavaara

Institutional Framework for Arctic Governance: Do We Need Reforms?

Pavel Gudev and Dmitriy Tulupov

Channeling of Liability: Shall Arctic States Be Liable for Environmental Harm in the Arctic Caused by Navigation or Polluter Pays Principle Should Prevail?

Daria Boklan

Northern Sea Route as Energy Bridge

Vitaly Yermakov and Ana Yermakova

Arctic Shelf Projects as a Driver for Social and Economic Development of the High North Territories: International Experience and Potential for Russian Practice

Alexey Fadeev and Marina Fadeeva

Innovative Scientific and Educational Projects of the Barents Euro-Arctic Region as a Resource for the Development of Interregional Cooperation in the Arctic

Konstantin S. Zaikov, Lyubov A. Zarubina, Svetlana V. Popkova, Nikita M. Kuprikov, Mikhail Yu. Kuprikov and Denis O. Doronin

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