Edited by Marc Jacobsen, Associate Professor, Royal Danish Defence College, Copenhagen, Denmark and Elana Wilson Rowe, Professor, Department of International Environment and Development Studies, Norwegian University of the Life Sciences, Oslo, Norway

‘This book, a collection of ten papers from various authors, presents different viewpoints on the Arctic in terms of its spatial extent and relevant policy issues. The book discusses a diverse set of issues [..] providing a temporal perspective on how each one may be outlined in the future.’

• Contents1 Introduction: a research agenda for a rapidly changingArctic 1Marc Jacobsen and Elana Wilson Rowe2 Overlapping sovereignties: Indigenous polities and Arcticregionalism 17Rauna Kuokkanen3 Arctic as a region in scholarship and practice: status andchallenges 41Elana Wilson Rowe4 Enacting Arctic governance: diplomatic practices andidentity performances 55Marc Jacobsen and Ingrid A. Medby5 Toward a future research agenda on science diplomacy inthe Arctic 75Malgorzata Smieszek-Rice6 Reflections on sustainability, security and resilience in theArctic 93Corine Wood-Donnelly and Hannes Hansen-Magnusson7 Energy security in the maritime Arctic: pouring old wine intonew oceans 107Berit Kristoffersen and Philip Steinberg8 Arctic security: regional distinctiveness and globalconnections 119Marc Jacobsen, Ole Wæver and Ulrik Pram Gad9 Is geography destiny for small states? Kalaallit Nunaat’sdefence futures 135Sara Olsvig and Andrea Charron10 Studying geopolitical rivalry and Arctic security: don’tforget to look at the map 155Andreas Østhagen11 geopolitics and hybrid threats: the reconfiguration of ArcticExceptionalism? 175Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv12 Afterword 195Klaus DoddsIndex 203

Edited by Marc Jacobsen, Associate Professor, Royal Danish Defence College, Copenhagen, Denmark and Elana Wilson Rowe, Professor, Department of International Environment and Development Studies, Norwegian University of the Life Sciences, Oslo, Norway

‘This book, a collection of ten papers from various authors, presents different viewpoints on the Arctic in terms of its spatial extent and relevant policy issues. The book discusses a diverse set of issues [..] providing a temporal perspective on how each one may be outlined in the future.’

• Contents1 Introduction: a research agenda for a rapidly changingArctic 1Marc Jacobsen and Elana Wilson Rowe2 Overlapping sovereignties: Indigenous polities and Arcticregionalism 17Rauna Kuokkanen3 Arctic as a region in scholarship and practice: status andchallenges 41Elana Wilson Rowe4 Enacting Arctic governance: diplomatic practices andidentity performances 55Marc Jacobsen and Ingrid A. Medby5 Toward a future research agenda on science diplomacy inthe Arctic 75Malgorzata Smieszek-Rice6 Reflections on sustainability, security and resilience in theArctic 93Corine Wood-Donnelly and Hannes Hansen-Magnusson7 Energy security in the maritime Arctic: pouring old wine intonew oceans 107Berit Kristoffersen and Philip Steinberg8 Arctic security: regional distinctiveness and globalconnections 119Marc Jacobsen, Ole Wæver and Ulrik Pram Gad9 Is geography destiny for small states? Kalaallit Nunaat’sdefence futures 135Sara Olsvig and Andrea Charron10 Studying geopolitical rivalry and Arctic security: don’tforget to look at the map 155Andreas Østhagen11 geopolitics and hybrid threats: the reconfiguration of ArcticExceptionalism? 175Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv12 Afterword 195Klaus DoddsIndex 203

Edited by Marc Jacobsen, Associate Professor, Royal Danish Defence College, Copenhagen, Denmark and Elana Wilson Rowe, Professor, Department of International Environment and Development Studies, Norwegian University of the Life Sciences, Oslo, Norway

‘This book, a collection of ten papers from various authors, presents different viewpoints on the Arctic in terms of its spatial extent and relevant policy issues. The book discusses a diverse set of issues [..] providing a temporal perspective on how each one may be outlined in the future.’

• Contents1 Introduction: a research agenda for a rapidly changingArctic 1Marc Jacobsen and Elana Wilson Rowe2 Overlapping sovereignties: Indigenous polities and Arcticregionalism 17Rauna Kuokkanen3 Arctic as a region in scholarship and practice: status andchallenges 41Elana Wilson Rowe4 Enacting Arctic governance: diplomatic practices andidentity performances 55Marc Jacobsen and Ingrid A. Medby5 Toward a future research agenda on science diplomacy inthe Arctic 75Malgorzata Smieszek-Rice6 Reflections on sustainability, security and resilience in theArctic 93Corine Wood-Donnelly and Hannes Hansen-Magnusson7 Energy security in the maritime Arctic: pouring old wine intonew oceans 107Berit Kristoffersen and Philip Steinberg8 Arctic security: regional distinctiveness and globalconnections 119Marc Jacobsen, Ole Wæver and Ulrik Pram Gad9 Is geography destiny for small states? Kalaallit Nunaat’sdefence futures 135Sara Olsvig and Andrea Charron10 Studying geopolitical rivalry and Arctic security: don’tforget to look at the map 155Andreas Østhagen11 geopolitics and hybrid threats: the reconfiguration of ArcticExceptionalism? 175Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv12 Afterword 195Klaus DoddsIndex 203