The Arctic Council 2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-9290-0_5
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The Arctic Council: Between Environmental Protection and Geopolitics

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“…With the end of the Cold War, the Arctic was transformed from a region of geopolitical rivalry to one where Russia would be included in various cooperative arrangements with its former adversaries. Several regional organizations (the Arctic Council, the Barents Euro-Arctic Council, and the Northern Forum) emerged in the 1990s to tackle issues such as environmental degradation, regional and local development, and cross-border cooperation (Rottem, 2020;Young, 2010). Subsequently, although interaction among Arctic states and Arctic peoples increased in this period, the region disappeared from the geopolitical radar and lost its systemic importance, beyond its significance to these Northern countries themselves.…”
Section: The International (Systemic) Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the end of the Cold War, the Arctic was transformed from a region of geopolitical rivalry to one where Russia would be included in various cooperative arrangements with its former adversaries. Several regional organizations (the Arctic Council, the Barents Euro-Arctic Council, and the Northern Forum) emerged in the 1990s to tackle issues such as environmental degradation, regional and local development, and cross-border cooperation (Rottem, 2020;Young, 2010). Subsequently, although interaction among Arctic states and Arctic peoples increased in this period, the region disappeared from the geopolitical radar and lost its systemic importance, beyond its significance to these Northern countries themselves.…”
Section: The International (Systemic) Levelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bruker for eksempel miljøforvaltningen i Norge kunnskap sammenstilt og produsert i Arktisk råds arbeidsgrupper til å fremme Norges interesser internasjonalt, eller for å konstituere en bredere diskurs om Norge som en arktisk nasjon? Denne kunnskapen kan også vaere med på å skape en forståelse av at de arktiske statene befinner seg i et interessefellesskap og er med på å skape stabilitet i regionen (Rottem, 2019).…”
Section: Kunnskap Og Politikkunclassified
“…Arbeidsgruppen har gitt innspill til ulike internasjonale konvensjoner. Saerlig har arbeidet med FNs miljøprogram (Rottem, 2019) på langtransporterte miljøgifter (POP-er) og kvikksølv -samt innspill til det 4 AMAPs sekretariat ble flyttet fra Oslo til Tromsø i 2018 og er dermed samlokalisert med Arktisk råd-sekretariatet. 5 Allerede i den bredt anlagte rapporten om forurensning i Arktis fra 1998 var likevel klimaendringer i Arktis adressert (AMAP, 1998).…”
Section: Arbeidsgruppene Og Arktisk Rådunclassified
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“…Jensen, 2011;Ø. Jensen & Rottem, 2010;Prip, 2017;Rottem, 2017Rottem, , 2020Stokke, 2014bStokke, , 2017Stokke, , 1990. For et fokus på EUs rolle i Arktis og Norges interaksjoner med EU, se Offerdal, 2011;Østhagen, 2011;Østhagen & Raspotnik, 2017;Raspotnik, 2018;Wegge, 2012. nordområdepolitikk i Norges nordområdesatsing.…”
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