The History of USA-Russia Relations in the Bering Strait

Pincus, R.

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“…Moreover, the American approach to the Arctic is mostly geostrategically focused, to the exclusion of operational and tactical considerations 66 . The challenges presented by an increasing Chinese activism in the region 67 or by a shared maritime border with Russia in the Bering Strait, an emerging maritime chokepoint 68 , cannot be overlooked. Yet Washington is the only power in the region to be free from the need to chase the riches of the Arctic; the US are -in sum -able to play a role in the region without necessarily being absorbed by it.…”

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Navigating Arctic Realities: Geopolitics, Security, and Climate Change

Cotta

2024

Il Politico

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Il presente lavoro si propone di offrire una visione completa delle principali questioni legate ai cambiamenti geopolitici nella regione Artica, insieme ad una panoramica della letteratura scientifica riguardante tali problematiche. Dopo un’analisi storica, la ricerca si focalizza sull’evoluzione della sicurezza artica, esaminando la presunta militarizzazione e l’impatto del cambiamento climatico. Successivamente, si esplorano le principali potenze coinvolte ed i loro interessi e strategie nella regione. Infine, ci si concentra sulle imprese economiche e sul multilateralismo nella zona, entrambi influenzati da eventi recenti e cambiamenti climatici.

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Section: The Arctic Fivementioning

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Navigating Arctic Realities: Geopolitics, Security, and Climate Change

Cotta

2024

Il Politico

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“…In the Bering Sea, Russia and the United States cooperate regarding matters relating to fisheries, maritime safety and environmental stewardship. Since 2014, there has been little contact between the United States and Russian governments in response to Russian actions in Ukraine (Pincus, 2020). Cooperation between Norway and Russia in the Barents Sea has also been challenged by the 2022 invasion of Ukraine by Russia.…”

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The ecosystem approach to marine management in the Arctic: Opportunities and challenges for integration

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Climate change is strongly impacting Arctic marine ecosystems, and the Arctic coastal communities whose identities, traditions and livelihoods are closely interconnected with the marine environment. The Ecosystem Approach (EA) is a promising approach for understanding and managing the occurring shifts in the Arctic marine ecosystems. Based on our analysis, we find that assessments conducted by international and regional instruments and institutions, most notably the Arctic Council, as well as the wealth of Indigenous knowledge present in the region, provide valuable starting points for the implementation of EA in the Arctic. Yet, mechanisms for translating knowledge into joint coordinated and integrated action in accordance with EA are currently lacking. Our analysis suggests that incremental steps can be taken now to promote the implementation of EA, while working to establish a more comprehensive governance framework. In our view, bottom-up initiatives may provide the most promising avenue for promoting the application of EA in the region under the current geopolitical circumstances. Support by civil society, Indigenous and conservation organizations, as well as global momentum will be necessary to coordinate, finance and elevate community-driven initiatives. Other opportunities we identify for advancing EA is to engage with sectoral management bodies and to advance EA through climate change adaptation measures.

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Policy Interventions on Arctic Marine Ecosystems and Regulatory Framework

Atobatele,

Olaleye

2024

Arctic Marine Ecotoxicology

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The History of USA-Russia Relations in the Bering Strait

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Navigating Arctic Realities: Geopolitics, Security, and Climate Change

Navigating Arctic Realities: Geopolitics, Security, and Climate Change

The ecosystem approach to marine management in the Arctic: Opportunities and challenges for integration

Policy Interventions on Arctic Marine Ecosystems and Regulatory Framework

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