Titlebook: Security and Sovereignty in the North Atlantic; Lassi Heininen (Professor of Arctic Politics) Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

宫殿般

http://image.papertrans.cn/s/image/863541.jpg

流眼泪

Book 2014The North Atlantic continues to be an area of international strategic significance regionally and globally. This study explores the strong processes of sovereignty, as well as new independent states and micro-proto-states that are forming in the region.

ETHER

慌张

Introduction,ere has been a significant shift in the security architecture of the North Atlantic, as different stages and special features of its security indicate. The North Atlantic continues to be an area of international strategic and geopolitical significance regionally and globally because of its access to

miniature

软弱

Icelandic Security in a Changing Regional and Geopolitical Seascape: Limited Capabilities and Growi of the Cold War period transformed the Icelandic security environment: instead of having to grapple with military threats Icelandic policy-makers had to be able to deal with a large-scale search and rescue at sea. Currently, and increasingly in the future, Iceland will have to take on a regional ro

散开

Greenlandic Paradiplomatic Relations,n international agenda. As part of the “soft security” dimension within international relations, paradiplomacy can be seen as a subordinated concept with a focus on non-military collaboration and exchanges with regions in focus. Regions become involved in transnational organizations and participate

向外供接触

The USA in the Arctic: Superpower or Spectator?,America’s “Arctic aware” community has remained small. Cold War strategic concerns faded. Only the oil of Alaska’s North Slope provided continuing interest. Now two factors, the melting of Arctic ice and a possible resumption of Cold War-type tensions between the USA and Russia, have re-awakened int

glomeruli

Russian Military Strategies in the High North,ity in the region. Moscow’s military strategies in the Arctic pursue three major goals: first, to ascertain Russia’s sovereignty over its exclusive economic zone and continental shelf in the region; second, to protect its economic interests in the North; and third, to demonstrate that Russia retains

MOTIF