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Chapter 5: Get Off My Property! Approaching the Boundary Disputes in the Arctic Archipelago Region,ations of the Canada-Arctic cultural-political relationship dynamics on dispute negotiations. This chapter argues that the Beaufort Sea’s placement within the collective imagination of the Canadian public decreases the Government of Canada’s options to resolve the dispute by lessening the number of

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Chapter 1: No Canada Without the Arctic,ty by detailing the formation and evolution of the romantic ideas. Drawing upon over 150 years of British and Canadian history, this chapter explores the Canadian fascination with the idea of the Arctic and how this fascination has been constructed, promoted and maintained within Canada since its time as a British colony.

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Concluding Thoughts,e overarching national identity discourses, such as in this case the Canadian myth of the Arctic, help facilitate more fruitful international negotiations about disputes and broader collaborative issues.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-61917-0Canadian Arctic; Arctic Sovereignty; Northern; Identity; Socialization; Negotiations; Foreign Policy

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