Titlebook: Leadership for the North; The Influence and Im Douglas C. Nord Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Leadership functions in the Ar

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The Swedish Chairmanship: Foresight and Hindsight in Arctic Activism Sweden took the chair in early 2011, many Observers were skeptical of its likely impact on the region not only because the organization and its role in circumpolar economic and social development were contested at the time. There were also misgivings about Sweden’s role as a “reluctant” Arctic nati

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The U.S. Chairmanship: Round Twot examines the making of the “strategic agenda” that was at the foundation of the U.S. Chairmanship’s Program and then assesses the Chairmanship itself. What has the U.S. Chairmanship meant for the Arctic Council? What did the Arctic Council mean for the U.S. Chairmanship? What did it contribute to

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Finland’s Chairmanship of the Arctic Council: Setting Priorities and Implementing Themng Common Solutions” to Arctic needs. This chapter focuses its attention on how and why the specific elements of this thematic program were chosen and the progress that the Finnish Chairmanship has made, thus far, in advancing its objectives. The specific sponsored initiatives of the program are dis

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Change and Continuity Among the Priorities of the Arctic Council’s Permanent Participants of the Arctic Council’s Permanent Participants changed over time? How have their priorities stayed the same? How do they differ from the priorities of Member States and the Chairs of the institutions? How do the Permanent Participants provide leadership, and clash with leadership in the institution

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Findings and Conclusionsng leadership within the Arctic Council. It presents these within the framework of five interrelated questions. The first of these is what have we learned about the particular contributions of the most recent occupants of the Chair? The second one is, how should we evaluate their efforts? The third

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Douglas C. Norde present global pool of biotic species. Yet the precise nature of these parameters’ relationships with native species populations and their habitats remain poorly understood, and the theories and methodologies that would facilitate their study are sorely underdeveloped. The first part of this chapt