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ARCTIC JUSTICE : Environment, Society and Governance

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Policy makers and scholars often see the Arctic as an attractive laboratory for
international cooperation, especially concerning sustainable development
and environmental protection, yet it is hardly considered a site for fostering
or testing the principles or perspectives of justice. Across scales of geography
and hierarchies of power, the conditions of the Arctic has provided repeated
opportunities to generate new ideas for cooperation and equitable systemic
structures that seek to redress injustice in the future development of the
region, and, beyond development, a flourishing existence. Yet the chapters
in this volume are testaments to the opportunities missed in establishing the
just conditions found within theories of justice. We are aware that, despite the
potentially good intentions held by stakeholders with interests in the region,
there is an inherent disjunction between the governance of the Arctic and
its economic development. Caught between this disjunction are the people
and the environment that it affects – an environment that is increasingly
connected to, and important for, the entire global system

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Series Title

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Call Number

300.16 COR a

Publisher

Great Britain : Bristol University Press., 2023

Collation

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Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

978-1-5292-2481-8

Classification

300

Content Type

text

Media Type

computer

Carrier Type

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Edition

Cet. 1

Subject(s)

Ilmu Politik dan Pemerintahan
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