Title East Asian states, the Arctic Council and international relations in the Arctic / James Manicom and P. Whitney Lackenbauer

Published Waterloo, Ont. : Centre for International Governance Innovation, 2013 (Beaconsfield, Quebec : Canadian Electronic Library, 2013)

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Description 1 online resource (7 pages) Series Policy brief ; no. 26 CIGI policy brief ; no. 26 Summary "The significant changes taking place in the Arctic are attracting worldwide attention, often to the discomfort of Arctic states and peoples. This is no better demonstrated than by the East Asian states' growing interest in Arctic issues. All three major East Asian states -- China, Japan and South Korea -- bid for Arctic Council membership in 2009 and all have active polar research programs, but their interest has met with concern in several quarters. This policy brief suggest that the Arctic Council's member states should welcome East Asian states as observers to enmesh them into "Arctic" ways of thinking."--CIGI website Notes "April 2013." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (page 10) Subject Arctic Council. SUBJECT Arctic Council fast Subject International relations Arctic. Arctic council. Arctic ocean. Centre for international governance innovation. Politics. Global governance. International relations. G20. China. Canada. SUBJECT Arctic regions -- Relations -- China Arctic regions -- Relations -- Japan Arctic regions -- Relations -- Korea (South) China -- Relations -- Arctic regions Japan -- Relations -- Arctic regions Korea (South) -- Relations -- Arctic regions Subject Arctic Regions China Japan Korea (South) Genre/Form Electronic books Form Electronic book Author Lackenbauer, P. Whitney Centre for International Governance Innovation.

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