1st Edition
Mapping Arctic Paradiplomacy Limits and Opportunities for Sub-National Actors in Arctic Governance
Introduction
Mathieu Landriault, Jean-François Payette, and Stéphane Roussel
Chapter 1 – Nordicity and Québec’s Arctic Paradiplomacy
Jean-François Payette and Stéphane Roussel
Chapter 2 – North American Arctic Paradiplomacy: Between multilateral and bilateral inclinations
Mathieu Landriault and Magali Vullierme
Chapter 3 – Canada-Russia Subnational Cooperation in the Arctic
Kristina Minkova
Chapter 4 – Arctic Paradiplomacy of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia): The impact of federalism, nationalism, and identity
Yury Akimov
Chapter 5 – Small Enough to Act, Big Enough to Matter: Subnational Arctic climate change actors
Victoria Herrmann
Chapter 6 – Arctic cross-border cooperation: The opportunities and limits of subnational cooperation in the Barents Region
Aileen A. Espíritu
Chapter 7 – The Arctic Paradiplomacy of Indigenous Peoples’ Organizations
Andrew Chater
Chapter 8 – Indigenous Diplomats at the IMO: A case study in successful cross-scale governance for international shipping traffic in the Bering Strait
Chanda L. Meek and Amy Lauren Lovecraft
Chapter 9 – Between the "Arc of Prosperity" and the Arctic: Challenges and opportunities of Nordic Scotland’s paradiplomacy
X. Hubert Rioux
Chapter 10 – Silk on Ice or When China Plays the Paradiplomatic Card in the Arctic
Alex Payette and Guorui Sun
Conclusion – Limitations and Opportunities in Arctic Paradiplomacy
Mathieu Landriault, Jean-François Payette, and Stéphane Roussel
Biography
Mathieu Landriault teaches political science at the University of Ottawa and conflict studies at Saint Paul University.
Jean-François Payette holds a doctorate in political science from the Université de Lyon and teaches international management at the ESG of the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM).
Stéphane Roussel is a full professor at the École nationale d’administration publique (Montréal, Québec).
