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ISBN 10: 0415512832

ISBN 13: 9780415512831

Author: E.C.H Keskitalo

This work draws upon the history of Arctic development and the view of the Arctic in different states to explain how such a discourse has manifested itself in current broader cooperation across eight statistics analysis based on organization developments from the late 1970s to the present, shows that international region discourse has largely been forwarded through the extensive role of North American, particularly Canadian, networks and deriving form their frontier-based conceptualization of the north.

Negotiating the Arctic The Construction of an International Region 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1 Region-building in “The Arctic”

Region-Building as a Research Perspective

Region-Building as Discourse

The Operations of Discourse: Framing and Hegemony

Views Of Historicity

The Actor and Knowledge in Region-Building

The Inherently “Critical” Approach of Discourse Analysis and a Region-Building Perspective

Methodology of the Study

Aims of the Work

Chapter 2 Region-building and Definitions of “The Arctic”

The High Arctic of Exploration and Comparison With the Antarctic: The Establishment of a Perspective

Environmental and Historical Definitions of “The Arctic”

Political and Security Definitions of “The Arctic”

“The Arctic” as An International Region: The Development of a Discourse On the Arctic

Bases of Description: The Arctic as Frontier

The Development of State Region-Building: The Murmansk Momentum

Legitimate Political Actors: The Official Designation of an “Arctic Eight”

The Development of the Arctic in Research-Policy Networks

Conclusion

Chapter 3 The “Arctic” in the Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy and Arctic Council An Environmental, Indigenous, and Foreign Policy Concern

The Finnish Initiative for the Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy

Establishing the Aeps: An Environmental Initiative Promoting Foreign Policy

The Finnish Foreign Policy Background

Designing the Aeps: The Content of An Arctic Approach

The Development of the Arctic Council: The Canadian Initiative

The Design of the Arctic Council

Responses to the Proposal for an Arctic Council

Conclusion

Chapter 4 Sustainable Development in the Arctic A Conflict Between Conservation and Utilization

Sustainable Development

The Contested Issues for a Task Force On Sustainable Development

The Development of a Sustainable Development Agenda: The Role of the Icc

First Meetings of the Task Force On Sustainable Development and Utilization (TFSDU)

The Conflicting Tfsdu Agenda: Strategy and Marine Mammals

Sustainable Development as an Overarching aim of Cooperation?

Establishing the Arctic Council

Continued Conflict

The Issue Focus for an “Arctic”?

Conclusion: An Unproblematized Region?

Chapter 5 The Development of a Regional University for the Arctic

Introducing the Idea

Clientele and Consultation

Values and Focus of an Arctic Regional University: Who are the Northern People?

Studies of Rather than for the North?

The Final Report of the UoA Feasibility Study

An Arctic Region?

Chapter 6 Views of “The Arctic” in Different States

The Canadian Arctic: Geography and Discourse

Canada’S Frontier Development

The Differences in International and Domestic Development of the Arctic in Canada

Generalized Arctic Description

The Arctic in Greenland, Alaska and Russia: Partial Coherence with Canadian Discourse

The Difference Between Canada and the Nordic States

Reactions to Arctic Discourse in the Nordic Countries

Critique of Applications of the “Frontier” Concept to Northern Europe

The Conflicts in Identity Politicization

Conclusion

Chapter 7 Arctic Discourse Dominance

The Canadian Role in Arctic Discourse

Dlscourse Characteristics and the Role of Indigenous Actors

The Role of Research in Arctic Discourse

Canadian Discourse Dominance

The Gains for other Actors

Arctic Conflicts as Results of Framing: Implications of the Study

The Problem of Description and Representation

The Study of Regions

Notes

Chapter 1 Region-Building in “The Arctic”

Chapter 2 Region-Building and Definitions of “The Arctic”

Chapter 3 The “Arctic” in the Arctic Environmental Protection Strategy and Arctic Council

Chapter 4 Sustainable Development in the Arctic

Chapter 5 The Development of a Regional University for the Arctic

Chapter 6 Views of “The Arctic” in Different States

Chapter 7 Arctic Discourse Dominance

References

A Unpublished Documents and Documents From Arctic Council and Related Processes

Interviews and personal observation:

B Other Literature

Appendix 1 An Overview of Projects Suggested for the Task Force on Sustainable Development and Utilization 1994–1995

Trade (Working Group 1):

Case Studies (Working Group 2):

Goals and Principles (Working Group 3):

Appendix 2 Sustainable Development Projects Suggested to the Ad Hoc Task Force in Preparation for the 1998 Ministerial Meeting

Saami Council Project Suggestions:

Project Concepts Submitted By Alaska Governors Office November 12,1996:

ICC Statement On Arctic Council Projects for Sustainable Development Program, September 20,1996:

Canadian Project Suggestions

The Circumpolar Universities Association:

The Saami Council, Icc and Raipon:

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