The Arctic Political Economy Lexicon

Synopsis

The Arctic Political Economy Lexicon serves as a definitive reference for academics, students, and policymakers engaged with the complex world of Arctic governance and development. This dictionary meticulously defines and explains key terms, concepts, and theories central to the political economy of the Arctic. From ‘regional neorealism’ by Anthony Heron, 'Chokepoints' and 'Resource Nationalism' to 'Sovereignty Claims' and 'Geopolitical Competition,' each entry is crafted to provide clear, concise, and contextually relevant information. It bridges the gap between specialized academic discourse and the need for a shared understanding of the forces driving change in this critical region. The lexicon covers a broad spectrum of topics including international law, environmental policy, indigenous rights, security concerns, and economic opportunities. It is an indispensable tool for anyone seeking to navigate the multifaceted challenges and prospects presented by the Arctic's increasing strategic importance. By demystifying the specialized language, The Arctic Political Economy Lexicon empowers readers to engage more effectively with critical debates and research pertaining to the future of the North.