Introduction
Part I Norway
1 Norway’s Approach to the Arctic: Policies and Discourse
Geir Hønneland and Leif Christian Jensen
2 Actors, Strategies and Networks in a New Bipolar Geopolitical Research- and Policy Agenda: The Case of Norway
Leif Christian Jensen and Svein Vigeland Rottem
3 Soft Law, Solid Implementation? Norwegian follow-up of Arctic Council Recommendations
Ida Folkestad Soltvedt
4 How Arctic Science Travels: POPs, Norway and the Stockholm Convention
Svein Vigeland Rottem
Part II Russia
5 The Russian Arctic Debate: The Rush for the North Pole
Geir Hønneland
6 Space and Timing: Why was the Barents Sea Delimitation Dispute Resolved in 2010?
Arild Moe, Daniel Fjærtoft and Indra Øverland
7 The Russian Arctic Debate: The Delimitation Line in the Barents Sea
Geir Hønneland
8 Russia’s Revised Arctic Seabed Submission
Øystein Jensen
Part III Asian States
9 Asia in the Arctic: Policies, Stakes, and Involvement
Olav Schram Stokk
10 Coming of age? Asian Arctic research, 2004–13
Iselin Stensdal
11 Much Ado about Something? China in Arctic Resource Development: Greenland and the Isua Iron-ore Project
Iselin Stensdal
12 China’s Climate Policy: Does an Arctic Dimension Exist?
Gørild Heggelund
Epilogue
Bibliography
Index