Arctic security: evolution of Arctic security dynamics and prospect for a security regime in the Arctic
The security dynamics in the Arctic since the Cold War has transitioned from militarization, to de-militarization, and to re-militarization. Under the circumstances of ongoing globalization and climate change, the Arctic states have accorded priority to the enhancement of military capacities in the...
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ftarcticportal:oai:generic.eprints.org:2607 2023-12-03T10:08:31+01:00 Arctic security: evolution of Arctic security dynamics and prospect for a security regime in the Arctic Beixi, Deng 2016-09 application/pdf http://library.arcticportal.org/2607/ http://library.arcticportal.org/2607/1/A170221000005.pdf en eng Polar Research Institute of China - PRIC http://library.arcticportal.org/2607/1/A170221000005.pdf Beixi, Deng (2016) Arctic security: evolution of Arctic security dynamics and prospect for a security regime in the Arctic. Advances in Polar Science, 27 (3). pp. 163-169. Governmental National Network Article PeerReviewed 2016 ftarcticportal 2023-11-08T23:54:41Z The security dynamics in the Arctic since the Cold War has transitioned from militarization, to de-militarization, and to re-militarization. Under the circumstances of ongoing globalization and climate change, the Arctic states have accorded priority to the enhancement of military capacities in the region, with a view to safeguarding sovereign rights, ensuring navigation security of Arctic waterways, responding to contingencies and guaranteeing civil security. Such military capacity-building measures are otherwise interpreted as initiatives to resume arms race in the Arctic, which would be contributive to the security dilemma. Subject to the structural competition of the U.S. – Russia rivalry, there has long been an absence of a security regime in the Arctic. Nevertheless, the build-up of security regimes in the Arctic constitutes a major concern for the Arctic states, as well as for some extra-regional stakeholders. In the Arctic regional context, the ever-intensifying institutional cooperation in the domains of nontraditional and civil security lays the cornerstone for establishing confidence-building measures, and gives rise to the consensus that maintaining cooperation in the Arctic will be mutually rewarding for all. Article in Journal/Newspaper Advances in Polar Science Arctic Arctic Climate change Polar Science Polar Science Arctic Portal Library Arctic |
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The security dynamics in the Arctic since the Cold War has transitioned from militarization, to de-militarization, and to re-militarization. Under the circumstances of ongoing globalization and climate change, the Arctic states have accorded priority to the enhancement of military capacities in the region, with a view to safeguarding sovereign rights, ensuring navigation security of Arctic waterways, responding to contingencies and guaranteeing civil security. Such military capacity-building measures are otherwise interpreted as initiatives to resume arms race in the Arctic, which would be contributive to the security dilemma. Subject to the structural competition of the U.S. – Russia rivalry, there has long been an absence of a security regime in the Arctic. Nevertheless, the build-up of security regimes in the Arctic constitutes a major concern for the Arctic states, as well as for some extra-regional stakeholders. In the Arctic regional context, the ever-intensifying institutional cooperation in the domains of nontraditional and civil security lays the cornerstone for establishing confidence-building measures, and gives rise to the consensus that maintaining cooperation in the Arctic will be mutually rewarding for all. |
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Arctic security: evolution of Arctic security dynamics and prospect for a security regime in the Arctic |
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http://library.arcticportal.org/2607/1/A170221000005.pdf Beixi, Deng (2016) Arctic security: evolution of Arctic security dynamics and prospect for a security regime in the Arctic. Advances in Polar Science, 27 (3). pp. 163-169. |
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