1999
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-4760-6_2
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National Security and the Evolving Issues of Arctic Environment and Cooperation

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“…But it also reflects global processes, such as growing international scientific cooperation (see International Arctic Science Committee 2015). Both polar regions have been incorporated into the global system through a series of geopolitical agendas that range from satisfying the specific political-economic ambitions of colonizing states and their competitive empire-building narratives (see Chaturvedi 2000;Dodds 2002Dodds , 2012Dodds and Nuttall 2015;Grant 2010;Roberts 2011), to classical and competitive (i.e., realist) perspectives (e.g., Cold War politics that had the effect of implicating the region in East-West conflict; see Farish 2010;Heininen 2004;Lackenbauer and Farish 2007;Östreng 2008), to the current post-Cold War era of international (environmental) co-operation (Byers 2008;English 2013;Heininen 2013;Nicol and Heininen 2013;Østhagen 2017;Young 2012).…”
Section: Geopolitical Definitions: Situating the Poles In A Global Ge...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But it also reflects global processes, such as growing international scientific cooperation (see International Arctic Science Committee 2015). Both polar regions have been incorporated into the global system through a series of geopolitical agendas that range from satisfying the specific political-economic ambitions of colonizing states and their competitive empire-building narratives (see Chaturvedi 2000;Dodds 2002Dodds , 2012Dodds and Nuttall 2015;Grant 2010;Roberts 2011), to classical and competitive (i.e., realist) perspectives (e.g., Cold War politics that had the effect of implicating the region in East-West conflict; see Farish 2010;Heininen 2004;Lackenbauer and Farish 2007;Östreng 2008), to the current post-Cold War era of international (environmental) co-operation (Byers 2008;English 2013;Heininen 2013;Nicol and Heininen 2013;Østhagen 2017;Young 2012).…”
Section: Geopolitical Definitions: Situating the Poles In A Global Ge...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Actualmente son ocho los países considerados árticos: Canadá, Dinamarca (por Groenlandia), Noruega, Rusia, Estados Unidos, Suecia, Finlandia e Islandia. Estos países, vinculados geográficamente, además son parte del "círculo ártico", y con el tiempo su relación se ha estrechado por cuestiones civiles, que han ido desde una visión de seguridad, hasta una relación más cooperativa en temas ambientales o humanos (Ostreng, 1999).…”
Section: Geografía Y Ecosistema Del áRticounclassified
“…Como es visible, la presencia de esa diversidad de actores con cierta influencia en la región hace que la visión política de ésta vaya más allá de intereses geopolíticos o estratégicos en temas de seguridad, como durante un tiempo sucedió. De hecho, el Ártico pasó de una visión geoestratégica a una visión biopolítica (Ostreng, 1999). Esto, a su vez, permitió que otros Estados, que antes habían sido marginados hasta cierto punto por la Guerra Fría, empezaran a tomar posiciones de liderazgo que previamente no se habían visto, lo cual dio forma a nuevos mecanismos de gestión o administración de los intereses existentes.…”
Section: Geografía Y Ecosistema Del áRticounclassified
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