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Climate Change Ethics in the Arctic,states and energy companies are viewing these resources with interest. Using them would, however, would accelerate climate change, leading to a heated debate on whether the new Arctic oil and gas reserves should be utilized or left untouched. This chapter’s main argument is that it is becoming incre

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Cities and Human Security in a Warming Arctic,ighly and increasingly urbanized global region that is also experiencing the most acute and widespread effects of global climate change, the Arctic must confront myriad public policy questions implicated by the growth of its cities under conditions of dramatic regional warming. In this chapter, I ar

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Between Militarization and Disarmament: Challenges for Arctic Security in the Twenty-First Century,, however, it has not led to disarmament, despite the initial premise of developing the Arctic region into a ‘Zone of Peace’, with an Arctic Council focused on demilitarization and arms control issues. Why have issues of militarization fallen so far off the Arctic states’ political agenda? This chap

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,Before Climate Change, ‘Nuclear Safety’ Was There—A Retrospective Study and Lessons Learned of Chanigger of global changes in the Arctic, and ‘environmental awakening’ as a consequent reaction. This is also a retrospective study on ‘nuclear safety’ in the European Arctic, as a part of ‘environmental awakening’ and environmental politics in the North, and how it caused a shift in security premises

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