Titlebook: Asia and the Arctic; Narratives, Perspect Vijay Sakhuja,Kapil Narula Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016 Arctic Counci

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-31520-7At first blush, Singapore is not an obvious contender for a country that has interests in the Arctic, much less a role to play in the Arctic Council, the region’s premier intergovernmental forum. Singapore’s latitude is 1 degree north—65 degrees south of the Arctic Circle.

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The Dynamics of Arctic DevelopmentThis chapter takes stock of the development in the Arctic with the overarching aim to answer the question: What is the prevailing view of the situation in the Arctic compared with commonly held views a decade or so ago?

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Arctic: A Paradox and AntithesisIn an interconnected world with interlinked issues, observing the geophysical changes is critical. The Arctic is witnessing the convergence and interplay of the geophysical, the geoeconomics and the geopolitical in dramatic ways making it a paradox and an antithesis.

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Singapore and the Arctic: Tropical Country, Polar InterestsAt first blush, Singapore is not an obvious contender for a country that has interests in the Arctic, much less a role to play in the Arctic Council, the region’s premier intergovernmental forum. Singapore’s latitude is 1 degree north—65 degrees south of the Arctic Circle.

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