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Geopolitics and climate change now have immediate consequences for national and international security interests across the Arctic and Antarctic. The world's polar regions are contested and strategically central to geopolitical rivalry. At the same time, rapid political, social, and environmental change presents unprecedented challenges for governance, environmental protection, and maritime operations in the regions.With chapters that raise awareness, address challenges, and inform policy options, Polar Cousins reviews the state of strategic thinking and options on Antarctica and the Southern Oceans in light of experience in the circumpolar North. Prioritizing strategic issues, it provides an essential discussion of geostrategic thinking, strategic policy, and strategy development.
Featuring contributions from international defence experts, scientists, academics, policymakers, and decisionmakers, Polar Cousins offers key insights into the challenges unique to the polar regions.
Contents
Contents
Acknowledgements
Contributors
Introduction
Christian Leuprecht, Douglas Causey, Roger Bradbury, and Heather Nicol
Part I
Prologue: Arctic Polar Security
Randy "Church" Kee
Polar Environmental Security: Challenges, Threats, and Realities
Douglas Causey, Randy "Church" Kee, and Brenda Dunkle
The Evolving Geopolitics of Polar Regions
Heather N. Nicol and Lassi K. Heininen
Polar Disaster Diplomacy: Geostrategies for Norway
Ilan Kelman
The Case for a Five Eyes Critical Minerals Alliance Focusing on Greenland
Dwayne Ryan Menezes
Part II
Prologue: A Southern Perspective
A. J. (Tony) Press
Challenges and Opportunities for Southern Ocean and Antarctic Governance
Joanna Vince
Australia's East Antarctic Geostrategic Futures: Nirvana or Doom Inbound?
Peter Layton
Antarctic Environmental Security: Status and Challenges
Robin Warner
New Zealand's Foreign and Security Policy in Antarctica: Small States, Shelter Seeking, and the Changing Polar Landscape
Joe Burton
Polar Coda
Heather Nicol, Timo Koivurova, and Douglas Causey
