Cover
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
Theoretical Frameworks
The Challenges for North American Arctic Border Studies
The Structure of This Volume
1. Lines on the Land and Sea
Evolving North Territorial Claims and International Borders
Westphalia and the Rules of Colonization
Establishing the Claims
Sovereignty and Terra Nullius
Establishing Colonial Empires
Lines on the Land
Maritime Borders Defined and Disputed
Who Owns the Northwest Passage?
Conclusions
2. Governance of the North American Arctic
The Arctic Council and International Co-operation
The North American North and Arctic Council Co-operation
Other International Frameworks for Co-operation
Treaties and Binding Agreements
UNCLOS or Arctic Council?
Subnational and Indigenous Governance
Conclusions
3. Culture of the Arctic Borderlands
Colonial Divide
Greenlandic Experience
Shaping New Borders Within
Resisting the International Border
Sovereignty and Indigenous Agency
Conclusions
4. Trade, Economies, and Flows
Globalization and Regional Trends
North-South Borders of Trade
Global Trends in Investment
Globalization and Labour Migration
Existing Regional Infrastructures
International Regulatory Frameworks
Regional Forums for Economic Co-operation
Conclusions
5. Sustainability in the Arctic Borderlands
The Roots of Environmental Regional Co-operation
The Emergence of Sustainable Development and Environmental Multilateralism in the Circumpolar North
Environmental Co-operation: From Intergovernmental Forums to Global Frameworks
Emerging Co-management Trends in Cross-Border Water Management
Managing Freshwater Bodies across Arctic Borders.

Recent Trends in Regional Environmental Co-operation
Conclusions
6. Security
A History of Conventional Security Concerns in North America
Managing Geopolitical Threats Through Defence Co-operation
Arctic Strategies
Human Security
Conclusions
Conclusion
Reference List
List of Contributors
Back cover.