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This book offers a broad and holistic overview of issues in the Arctic today, a region which is transforming due to changing world order and climate agenda. While new economic opportunities – and with China, as well as other geopolitical players in the region – are emerging, new security challenges are arising as well. In this comprehensive scholarly resource, contributors from around the world and from a broad variety of disciplines share their thoughts on the future of the Arctic, in a manuscript that will be of interest to researchers, economists, and policymakers.
Introduction
chapter 1. Conceptualizing the Arctic
Chapter 2. International Cooperation in the Arctic: The Arctic Council
Chapter 3. A European Arctic Policy: Interests of Non-Arctic States and the EU
Chapter 4. Interests of Non-Arctic Asian States in the Region
Chapter 5. Revisiting the Arctic Strategy of Russia till 2035
Chapter 6. Geoeconomic Aspects of Arctic Exploration
Chapter 7. Arctic Economy: Trends and Prospects
Chapter 8. Economy of the Russian Arctic Zone
Chapter 9. Financial Resources for the Arctic Exploration
Chapter 10. FDI specifics in Greenland, Northern Canada and Alaska
Chapter 11. Including Arctic in Multilateral Trading System Agenda
Chapter 12. Innovative Aspects of Fishery Cooperation of the Arctic States
Chapter 13. Ideals and Realities of the Northern Sea Route: Opportunities for Russia
Chapter 14. Technical Aspects of Shipping via the Northern Sea Route
Chapter 15. Shipping via the Northern Sea Route: Case of Oil and Gas Transportation
Chapter 16. Prospects of Shipbuilding for the Needs of the Arctic Region
Chapter 17. Insuring Shipments in the Arctic Zone
Chapter 18. Raising the Landline Rail Connectivity of Russia in the Arctic Zone under the Belt and Road Initiative
Chapter 19. Digitalization of the Artic
Chapter 20. Digital Technologies of Oil and Gas Companies in the Development of the Arctic Shelf
Chapter 21. Environmental Aspects of the Arctic Development
Chapter 22. Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility in the Arctic Zone
Chapter 23. Sustainable Development in the Arctic: Case of Alaska
Chapter 24. Revisiting the Sustainable Development of the Arctic Zone of Russia
Chapter 25. Participation of Foreign Companies in the Sustainable Development of the Arctic Regions: Comparison of Svalbard and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug
Chapter 26. Energy Development of the Russian Arctic and Sustainable Development: A Comparative Analysis of the Activities of Energy Companies in the Region
Chapter 27. Energy Security in the Arctic Zone
Chapter 28. The Evolving Security Landscape in the Arctic
Chapter 29. Human Security in the Arctic
Chapter 30. High North Communities Demographic Development in Eight Arctic States
Chapter 31. Residents of the Arctic Zone: Economic and Legal Aspects
Chapter 32. Research Policy and Cultural Specifics in the Arctic Region: Case of Canada
Conclusion
Egor V. Pak is an Associate Professor in the Department of International Economic Relations and Foreign Economic Affairs as well as in the Department of International Transport and Logistics, at MGIMO University. He received his PhD in Economics from MGIMO University. His research expertise lies in the areas of international transport and logistics, international transport policy, transport and logistics in the Eurasian Economic Union, and regional connectivity
Artem I. Krivtsov is a Doctor of Economics, Professor in the Department of Management, Marketing and Foreign Economic Activity, at MGIMO University. His main research interests include financial management, economic analysis, and financial reporting analysis.
Natalia S. Zagrebelnaya is an Associate Professor in the Department of Management, Marketing and Foreign Economic Activities, at MGIMO University. She received her PhD in Economics from MGIMO University. Her main research interests include management, marketing, merchandising, organizational behaviour, international marketing, and environmental marketing.
