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Arctic Fever
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- Anastasia Likhacheva(National Research University Higher School of Economics)
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-9616-9
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Book Chapters
The following chapters of this book are listed in IDEAS- Dmitry Suslov & Vassily Kashin, 2022. "Arctic as a New Playground for Great Power Competition: The Russia–China–United States Triangle," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 3-30, Springer.
- Ilya Kramnik, 2022. "The Cold War in the Cold Region: A Return," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 31-43, Springer.
- Lassi Heininen, 2022. "The Age of Climate Change, as a Challenge for States, and IR Theories," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 45-66, Springer.
- Ilya A. Stepanov, 2022. "Climate Change and Energy Transition: Controversial Implications for the Arctic Region," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 67-84, Springer.
- Andrei Skriba & Arina Sapogova, 2022. "Environment, Geopolitics and Environmental Geopolitics in the Arctic: Is There a Logic of Conflict Among Institutions of Cooperation?," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 85-112, Springer.
- Vladimir N. Leksin & Boris N. Porfiriev, 2022. "Risks and Socioeconomic Priorities for Sustainable Development of the Russian Arctic," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 115-135, Springer.
- Valeriy A. Kryukov & Vladimir I. Nefedkin, 2022. "Corporations in the Russian Arctic—From Dominance to Leadership," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 137-153, Springer.
- Alexander Pilyasov & Elena Putilova, 2022. "Peripheral Innovation System and Its Place in the Development of the Russian Arctic Resources," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 155-189, Springer.
- George Soroka, 2022. "A Reluctant Arctic Power No More? The United States’ Evolving Engagement with the High North," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 193-240, Springer.
- P. Whitney Lackenbauer & Peter Kikkert, 2022. "A “Profound Change of Direction?” Canada’s Northern Strategy and the Co-Development of a “New” Arctic and Northern Policy Framework," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 241-273, Springer.
- Andreas Østhagen, 2022. "Norway’s Arctic Policy: High North, Low Tension?," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 277-304, Springer.
- Emilie Canova & Camille Escudé-Joffres & Andreas Raspotnik & Florian Vidal, 2022. "European Policies in the Arctic: National Strategies or a Common Vision?," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 305-332, Springer.
- Morena Skalamera, 2022. "The EU’s Low-Carbon Policies and Implications for Arctic Energy Projects: The Russian Case," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 333-354, Springer.
- Long ZHAO, 2022. "Challenges and Common Agenda for Arctic Cooperation in the Post-pandemic Era: A Chinese Perspective," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 357-391, Springer.
- Marina Lomaeva & Juha Saunavaara, 2022. "Japan Facing the Arctic and North: Interplay Between the National and Regional Interests," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 393-428, Springer.
- Pavel Gudev & Dmitriy Tulupov, 2022. "Institutional Framework for Arctic Governance: Do We Need Reforms?," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 431-450, Springer.
- Daria Boklan, 2022. "Channeling of Liability: Shall Arctic States Be Liable for Environmental Harm in the Arctic Caused by Navigation or Polluter Pays Principle Should Prevail?," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 451-469, Springer.
- Vitaly Yermakov & Ana Yermakova, 2022. "Northern Sea Route as Energy Bridge," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 473-496, Springer.
- Alexey Fadeev & Marina Fadeeva, 2022. "Arctic Shelf Projects as a Driver for Social and Economic Development of the High North Territories: International Experience and Potential for Russian Practice," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 497-528, Springer.
- Konstantin S. Zaikov & Lyubov A. Zarubina & Svetlana V. Popkova & Nikita M. Kuprikov & Mikhail Yu. Kuprikov & Denis O. Doronin, 2022. "Innovative Scientific and Educational Projects of the Barents Euro-Arctic Region as a Resource for the Development of Interregional Cooperation in the Arctic," Springer Books, in: Anastasia Likhacheva (ed.), Arctic Fever, pages 529-554, Springer.
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