Chinese Positioning in the Melting Arctic

This article emphasizes the duality of China's position—as both an economic partner and a potential disruptor to the status quo—while addressing the underlying uncertainties about its long-term intentions in the Arctic.

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Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.69790/epis-rep-cpe-1/98128
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Arctic and Russian Policy Studies
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Chinese Positioning in the Melting Arctic

Cheryl White
Arctic and Russian Policy Studies
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Chinese Positioning in the Melting Arctic

Cheryl White
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Abstract

This article emphasizes the duality of China's position—as both an economic partner and a potential disruptor to the status quo—while addressing the underlying uncertainties about its long-term intentions in the Arctic.

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