Titlebook: China-Russia Relations in the Arctic; Friends in the Cold? Iselin Stensdal,G?rild Heggelund Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Superhydrophobic and Flexible Aerogelsnsibility. In light of the urgent need to tackle climate change and the severity of the consequences, there is only a thin line between climate responsibility and irresponsibility: a neutral area between the two no longer exists.

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The History of Russia’s Development of the Northern Sea Route and Its Implications for Sino–Russian xternal challenges. Developing the NSR is still a key task for Russia. As Russia begins to implement its ‘turn to the east’ strategy, Sino–Russian cooperation on developing the Northern Sea Route will continue, Russia is also shifting towards multilateral cooperation with friendly countries, especially those in BRICS.

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The Futures of Sino-Russian Cooperation: Implications for Climate (Ir)Responsibility in the Arcticnsibility. In light of the urgent need to tackle climate change and the severity of the consequences, there is only a thin line between climate responsibility and irresponsibility: a neutral area between the two no longer exists.

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Great-Power Politics and Regional Order in the Arcticvel of autonomy a region has from the global power structure may vary from one region to another, depending on how integrated and embedded the global great powers are in specific regional systems. In the Arctic, the great powers are geographically embedded in the region, creating a considerable over

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Common Interests and Practical Cooperation of Russia and China in the Arctic During the Period of ‘TRussia has typically prioritised these states over non-Arctic players in regional projects. However, the Western countries’ boycott of Russia in the Arctic Council and other regional multilateral institutions, along with the large-scale anti-Russian sanctions that followed the outbreak of the Russia

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The Arctic Strategic Triangle: United States—China—Russia Competition and Cooperations chapter focuses on the ‘strategic triangle’ of these three states in the Arctic in light of deteriorating relations and trust between the USA and Russia as well as the return of China to its historical role as a great power. There is a trilateral relationship where US Arctic policymaking is signif