Expanding the Northern Dimension

Lassi Heininen, Olli-Pekka Jalonen, Jyrki Käkönen

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Abstract

The last years of the Cold War raised the Arctic into wide awareness. However, this awareness was closely connected to a threat of a nuclear war, and the Arctic became a 'military theater'. The end of the Cold War changed the expectation, and the Arctic turned to be a region of great promises. It became more understandable that it the region is not isolated but an integrated part of the global system. In many visions the Arctic is seen as a test case where, for instance sustainable development, and new kind of local cooperation, could have been possible. These are the issues which are critically evaluated by the authors of this book.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationTampere
PublisherTampereen Rauhan- ja konfliktintutkimuskeskus
Number of pages181
ISBN (Print)951-706-144-7
Publication statusPublished - 1995
MoEC publication typeD5 Text book, professional manual or guide or a dictionary

Publication series

SeriesResearch report / Tampere peace research institute
Number61

Keywords

  • International society
  • World system
  • Development theories
  • Peripheries
  • Civil society
  • Sustainable development
  • Security
  • post-Cold War
  • the Arctic

Field of science

  • International political science

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