Arctic Yearbook 2020 - Climate Change and the Arctic: Global Origins, Regional Responsibilities?

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Arctic Yearbook 2020 - Climate Change and the Arctic: Global Origins, Regional Responsibilities?

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Calotte Academy 2019 Final Report - Future Arctic Societies: Scenarios, Innovations, Best Practices & Actors’ - Gerald Zojer

The Royal Circle: Swedish Monarchy and the Arctic - Robert P. Wheelersburg

Evolution of the Arctic Council Agenda: From Environmental Protection to the Effects of Climate Change - Tuuli Kuusama

The Amplification of Polar Diplomacy: A Textual Analysis of Arctic Council Declarations - Derek Moscato

Climate Change and Responsibility: Arctic States’ Cooperation through the Arctic Council in Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Efforts - Volker Roeben & Smith I. Azubuike

The Arctic Council as a Success Case for Transnational Cooperation in Times of Rapid Global Changes? - Dorothea Wehrmann

An Arctic Boom of Policies & Strategies: 56 and Counting - Lassi Heininen

Low-Carbon in the High North: Achieving Carbon Neutrality in the Nordic Arctic - Nic Craig, Tone Bjørndal & Anna Lipsanen

Widening the Scope of Responses to Environmental Concerns in the High North: Arctic Countries’ Policies and the Role of China - Gao Tianming & Vasilii Erokhin

On Thin Ice: Exploring Solutions for Climate-Induced Displacement in the Face of Disappearing Permafrost - Mariel Kieval

Climate Change Accountability, Including TCFD in the Nordic Arctic Countries - Alexandra Middleton

Gender and Climate Change Research: Moving Beyond Transformative Adaptation - Pablo Romero-Nieva Santos, Nikolai Holm, Julia Olsen & Grete K. Hovelsrud

Decadal Predictions to Climate Services: How Understanding Climate Change in the Arctic Can Support Climate Adaptation Decision-Making across the Northern Hemisphere - Hannah Grist, Joan Ballester, M. Femke de Jong, Helene R. Langehaug, Steffen M. Olsen & Didier Swingedouw

Climate Change and Norwegian Arctic Aquaculture: Perception, Relevance, and Adaptation Håkan T. Sandersen Julia Olsen, Grete K. Hovelsrud & Arild Gjertsen

Fewer Treaties, More Soft Law: What Does it Mean for the Arctic and Climate Change? Hema Nadarajah

Arctic Art and Material Culture: Northern Knowledge and Cultural Resilience in Northernmost Europe - Maria Huhmarniemi & Timo Jokela

Enhancing Arctic Creative Business and Learning Through Cross Border Collaboration Designing the Creative Steps 2.0 Authentic Learning Environment Anitra Arkko Saukkonen, Anzelika Krastina & Satu Miettinen

Intersectional gender responsibility in STEM: Co creating sustainable Arctic knowledge production Mervi Heikkinen, Suvi Pihkala, Leena Pääsky & Sari Harmoinen

Understanding Climate Change from an Indigenous Paradigm: Identity, Spirituality and Hydrosocial Relations in the Arctic Daria Burnasheva

Developing a Framework for the Analysis of Arctic Indigenous Institutions in a Rapidly Transforming Region Jacqueline Götze

Marginal Ice Zone: Profit vs. Protection Ilker Basaran & Hayat Cemre Çakioglu

On the Implementation of the Russian National Plan for Adaptation to Climate Change in the Arctic - Dmitry Sergeev & Irina Chesnokova

NATO and the Geopolitical Future of the Arctic Andrea Charron

Adaptation to Climate Change in Repressive Regimes: Authoritarian Environmentalism in Russia Agne Cepinskyte

Climate Resilience of Arctic Tourism: A Finnish Perspective on the Post Paris Agreement Era Juho Kähkönen

Climate Change, Security and the Role of Transnational Corporations Salla Kalliojärvi

Fish, Not Oil, at the Heart of (Future) Arctic Resource Conflicts Andreas Østhagen

Maritime Militarization in the Arctic: Identifying Civil Military Dependencies Timothy Choi

Effect of Corporate Sustainability Policies and Investment Risks for Future Arctic Oil and Gas Development in Alaska - Olivia Lee

The Elusive Norm of Climate Responsibility: The Belt and Road Initiative and COVID-19 - Sanna Kopra & Matti Nojonen

Climate Justice in the Arctic: A Critical and Interdisciplinary Climate Research Agenda - Sennan D. Mattar, Michael Mikulewicz & Darren McCauley

Climate Change and the Arctic: Global Origins, Regional Responsibilities? Lassi Heininen, Heather Exner Pirot, & Justin Barnes