Emerging Legal Orders in the Arctic: The Role of Non-Arctic Actors

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1 An ocean in the making: non-Arctic actors and emerging Arctic legal orders
Part I Setting the contexts
	2 The current and future role of non-Arctic states in Arctic governance
	3 The rise of Asia and Arctic legal order-making: political–economic settings
	4 Japan’s role in formation and strengthening of Arctic legal orders
	5 China’s Arctic policy white paper and its influence on the future of Arctic legal developments
Part II People(s) in the Arctic
	6 Our homeland: Arctic indigenous peoples’ perspectives on non-Arctic states
	7 Sustaining a conservationist agenda?: NGO influence on Arctic sealing, whaling and hydrocarbon regimes
Part III Arctic marine legal order-making
	8 The Arctic Five-plus-Five process on central Arctic Ocean fisheries negotiations: reflecting the interests of Arctic and non-Arctic actors
	9 Participation in the Central Arctic Ocean Fisheries Agreement
	10 The role of transnational knowledge networks and epistemic communities in Arctic shipping governance
	11 Russia’s legislative development pertaining to the Northern Sea Route and its interactions with Sino-Russian Arctic cooperation
Part IV The universality of science and the Arctic Council
	12 The Arctic Science Cooperation Agreement: a perspective from non-Arctic actors
	13 State Observers and science cooperation in the Arctic Council: same same but different?
	14 China in the Arctic Council: existing problems and prospective solutions
Appendix
	Agreement on Enhancing International Arctic Scientific Cooperation (2017)
	Agreement To Prevent Unregulated High Seas Fisheries In The Central Arctic Ocean (2018)
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