Russia in the Arctic

The book delves into the geopolitical tensions in the Arctic, particularly focusing on Russia's assertive territorial claims since 2007, driven by climate change and energy resources. It examines how these aggressive strategies aim to influence other Arctic nations, such as Norway, while highlighting the ongoing military and security implications of these actions. Through a collection of essays from a 2010 conference, it provides a comprehensive analysis of the competition for influence and rights in the region, emphasizing the complexities of international relations surrounding Arctic exploration and exploitation.