Inadvertently connecting the first and third poles: the role of the International North-South Transport Corridor in Arctic resource development and Russian foreign policy

Tina Soliman Hunter

Inadvertently connecting the first and third poles: the role of the International North-South Transport Corridor in Arctic resource development and Russian foreign policy

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	40-50
Number of pages	11
Journal	Current Developments in Arctic Law
Volume	11
Publication status	Published - Dec 2023

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Inadvertently connecting the first and third poles: the role of the International North-South Transport Corridor in Arctic resource development and Russian foreign policy

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Inadvertently connecting the first and third poles: the role of the International North-South Transport Corridor in Arctic resource development and Russian foreign policy

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What Do You Do With $2.7 Billion Worth of Tainted Russian Oil?

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The International Expert Council on Cooperation in the Arctic (External organisation)

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Future security of Russia's fuel and energy complex: the dominance of the Arctic

Impact of Russia's exclusion from participation in Arctic Council activities: perspectives from member and observer states

International and supranational aspects of oil and gas law and its impact on national autonomy over petroleum development

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