Cooperation in the Cold—The Arctic Search and Rescue Agreement

Lambach, Daniel

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-45005-2_16

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“…Global warming in the area has not only facilitated the exploitation of numerous oil and gas reserves, together with other commodities but also enabled new sea routes, including 24 Michael Byers, "Crises and International Cooperation: An Arctic Case Study", International Relations, 31:4, 2017, pp. 381-382;Daniel Lambach, "Cooperation in the Cold-The Arctic Search and Rescue Agreement", Joachim Weber (ed. ), Handbook on Geopolitics and Security in the Arctic: The High North between Cooperation and Confrontation, Springer, Cham, 2020, pp.…”

Section: Shifts In the Structure Of The Arctic And Nato's Organizatio...mentioning

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NATO’s Securitisation of Climate Change in the Arctic

Balkan Şahin,

Çetiner

2024

Güvenlik Stratejileri Dergisi

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This study analyzes how and why the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) securitizes climate change in the Arctic. The study acknowledges that climate change has not only endangered the environmental security of the Arctic but has also intensified geopolitical competition over the region’s resources and trade routes as a threat multiplier. Regarding the impact of the changing structure of the region from the “cooperation front” to the “competition area”, the study reveals that NATO considers climate change as a part of the collective defense dimension of its organizational identity, along with increasing geopolitical competition, to develop a holistic approach in its Arctic policy. Drawing on the Copenhagen School and social constructivism, the study presents that NATO resorts to securitization discourses that concretize the threat in order to address climate change within the scope of its organizational identity.

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Section: Shifts In the Structure Of The Arctic And Nato's Organizatio...mentioning

confidence: 99%

NATO’s Securitisation of Climate Change in the Arctic

Balkan Şahin,

Çetiner

2024

Güvenlik Stratejileri Dergisi

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Identifying key safety investments needed for arctic shipping via a fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) approach

Wan,

Baumler,

Dalaklis

2024

Journal of International Maritime Safety, Environmental Affairs

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Safety costs in Arctic shipping: a proposal classification and estimation

Wan,

Baumler

2024

MABR

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PurposeThis study classifies and estimates safety costs in Arctic shipping.Design/methodology/approachBased on the literature review, the paper details shipping prevention costs into five categories (infrastructure and facilities, measures, technologies, personnel and management) and groups marine accidents into injury and death, property damage, environmental damage and others.FindingsThe proposed classification and estimation allow for a comparison of prevention costs and accident expenses. Estimating safety expenses in the Arctic presents challenges, such as data inadequacies. However, the method has been tested with data provided by an Arctic ship operator.Practical implicationsThus, shipping companies can verify the effectiveness of their investments and reorientate whenever necessary, becoming a decision-support system to best allocate safety investments. Combined with company safety performance, the tool can help identify the safety areas requiring enhanced attention.Originality/valueThis paper presents the first classification and a tool to assess safety costs in relation to Arctic shipping, potentially supporting safety investment decisions.

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Cooperation in the Cold—The Arctic Search and Rescue Agreement

Cited by 3 publications

References 33 publications

NATO’s Securitisation of Climate Change in the Arctic

NATO’s Securitisation of Climate Change in the Arctic

Identifying key safety investments needed for arctic shipping via a fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) approach

Safety costs in Arctic shipping: a proposal classification and estimation

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