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Textbook in PDF format The Routledge Handbook of Arctic Governance edited by Elena Conde and Corine Wood-Donnelly, is a comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted issues surrounding governance in the Arctic region. Delving into the complex intersections of justice, sustainability, and security in Arctic politics, it is divided into six sections - Perspectives and Governance Dynamics - Indigenous Agency - Security and (Geo)Political Strategies - Ethics and Justice - Ocean Legal and Environmental Challenges - Sustainable Development and Economic Challenges - a Final Chapter and an Epilogue, this multidisciplinary volume unites scholars across the social sciences to offer a comprehensive exploration of Arctic governance. Building on the Horizon 2020 JUSTNORTH project, the volume highlights the importance of influencing regulatory frameworks to ensure sustainable economic development and just societies in the Arctic. It shows how security concerns permeate all levels of governance — from national military strategies to community-level human security, where adaptation to climate change is crucial. This handbook serves as a vital resource for understanding how justice, security, and sustainability shape Arctic governance. It will be of interest to scholars and students of global governance, security studies, environmental studies, and geopolitics, offering insights into the region’s pressing social, environmental, and geopolitical issues. Section I: Arctic Perspectives and Governance Dynamics Arctic Social and Political Challenges by José Miguel Roncero Visitors to the Arctic by Charlotte Gehrke Wilderness and its Governance in the Arctic Context by Tiril V. Hansen and Grete K. Hovelsrud Mineral Resources and Their Governance Challenges in the Arctic Region by Paula Adánez-Sanjuán and Egidio Marino Arctic Science: Governance, Role and Significance by Volker Rachold The Arctic Council: Advocating for Cooperation in Times of Emerging Threats by Zhaklin Valerieva Yaneva The Web of Arctic Governance Fora. More than just the Council by Hannes Hansen-Magnusson and Charlotte Gehrke Section II: Arctic Indigenous Agency Human Rights in the Arctic by Hossain Kamrul Participation Trophy or Agency? Indigenous Rights and Representation at the Arctic Council by Romain Chuffart Leadership Transforming the Past and Present Educational Landscape in Sapmi by Inker-Anni Linkola-Aikio, Rauni Äärelä-Vihriälä and Pigga Keskitalo Engaging with Arctic Stakeholders and Rightsholders in Research and Economic Development Projects by Kirsi Latola Rethinking the Practice of Arctic Science Diplomacy by Melody Brown Burkins Section III: Arctic Security and (Geo)Political Strategies The Arctic Strategies of Non-Arctic States by Beate Steinveg The European Union and Justice in the European Arctic by Adam Stepien Striving Towards Comprehensive Security and Governance in the US: An Assessment by Judy Boyd Russia’s Arctic Strategy: From “Hard” to “Soft” Security Alexander Sergunin The Arctic’s Governance with Chinese Characteristics during Xi Jinping’s Government (2012-2023) by Manuel Rocha Pino Section IV: Arctic Ethics and Justice Ethics in Arctic Justice, Law and Governance by Johanna Ohlsson Towards Gender Equality in the Arctic by Malgorzata Smieszek-Rice and Tahnee Prior The Just City in the Arctic by Guillherme Kenji Chihaya Geoengineering Governance in the Arctic: Just Transition or Technological Climate Nightmare? by Romain Chuffart and Aaron Cooper Section V: Arctic Ocean Legal and Environmental Challenges A Legal and Political Analysis of Maritime Arctic Boundary Disputes and its Future Scenarios by Elena Conde Current and Projected Pressures on Arctic Marine Biodiversity and Possible Governance Responses by Jan Dusik and Erik Molenaar A Legal Perspective of the Environmental Security of the Arctic Ocean by Claudia Cinelli Arctic High Sea Fisheries Governance by Zeynep Bilge Esen, Özgün Oktar, Burcu Özsoy Arctic Marine Environmental Challenges and Their Regulatory Framework by Ana Manero-Salvador Section VI: Arctic Sustainable Development and Economic Challenges Arctic Energy Governance: Complexity, Transitions and the Oversized Role of Nation States by Roman Sidortsov Core Issues in Russia’s Arctic Economy: Plans and Challenges for Shipping and Resource Extraction by Arild Moe Sustainable Business Development in the Arctic. The Status and Insights for the Years to Come by Elena Dybstyna Environmental Conflicts in the Arctic and Potential Impacts of the EU Green Deal by Gustav Sigeman Final Chapter: Reflections on the Challenges of Sovereignty as a Concept in Arctic Governance by Corine Wood-Donnelly Epilogue: The Arctic in Blue: predicting the future by Mads Qvist Frederiksen
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