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Indigenous Power in the New World Order: How Arctic Communities Shape State Strategy

Indigenous Power in the New World Order: How Arctic Communities Shape State Strategy

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General Political ScienceIndigenous StudiesWorld War II

ISBN10: 9377940036
ISBN13: 9789377940034
Publisher: Vij Books
Published: Jun 25 2026
Pages: 346
Weight: 1.02
Height: 0.77 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Across the Arctic, the most decisive strategic contests are not only between rival states but within states themselves: between national projects that promise security and prosperity, and northern communities whose rights and institutions determine what can actually be built. Airfields, ports, roads, mines, and communications sites may look like engineering feats from afar, yet on the ground they are legitimacy projects, dependent on authority that is shared, negotiated, and sometimes withheld. As Arctic competition intensifies, the question that quietly governs outcomes is not simply where a state wants to go, but who must agree for it to stay.

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