Titlebook: Governing Arctic Seas: Regional Lessons from the Bering Strait and Barents Sea; Volume 1 Oran R. Young,Paul Arthur Berkman,Alexander N. Vyl

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Ecosystems of the?Barents Sea Regionthe warmer waters, the huge northeast Arctic cod population is moving farther north and east in the Barents Sea. The commercially important species mackerel and snow crab have migrated to the region. The co-management regime between Norway and Russia is a main reason for the healthy fish stocks in the region.

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Information Ecology to Map the Arctic Information Ecosystemprogram and enhancing disaster resilience in the Arctic. The non-linear, Information Ecology framework more accurately reflects early views of the AIE and stands as an alternative to currently used, more linear rational-classical strategy development and systems analysis.

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Economies of the?Bering Strait Region The nature, timing and scale of growth will depend on a wide range of factors including change in ice conditions, the extent of future resource discoveries; and the extent to which governments make development of the region an economic and strategic priority. Significant economic activities in the

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The Barents Sea Region in a?Human Security Perspectiveperienced various forms of colonization on both the Norwegian and Russian sides of the borders. Over time, Sámi rights have increased, as has access to governance structures, though to different degrees depending on Russian or Norwegian state policies. Intertwined within these relations of power bet