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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part 1, Introduction: Security Paradigms for the North American Arctic. 1 Introduction ; 2 North by Far Northwest: Indigenising Regional Policy Innovation in Border Management ; 3 The History of the Jay Treaty, and its Significance to Cross-Border Mobility and Security for Indigenous Peoples in the North American Northern Borderlands and Beyond ; 4 A Land Without Borders -- Inuit Cultural Integrity - Part 2, Defining Trends in North American Arctic Security. 5 Key Issues to Arctic Security ; 6 The North American Arctic Maritime and Environmental Security Workshop 2018: Summary Workshop Report ; 7 Regional Border Security Management in the Territorial North ; 8 Bridging the Gap: Fostering Military-Civilian Collaboration to Improve Marine, Aviation and Telecommunications Infrastructure in the US Arctic - Part 3, Security: Policy, Cooperation and Institutional Challenges. 9 Canada's Northern Borders in the Context of National Border Regimes ; 10 An Evaluation of the Security Relationship between Canada and Greenland ; 11 Arctic Security for a Big Small Country - Part 4: Emerging Trends ; 12 Minimising Vulnerability in Canada's Arctic Borderlands through Cross-scale Linkages: The Beaufort Sea Partnership ; 13 Reconciling the North: Transit Pipelines and the Pursuit of Self-Sufficient Self-Government in the Yukon ; 14 'That Happens Up there?' Human Trafficking and Security in the North American Arctic ; 15 Informal Disaster Governance in the Arctic ; 16 Historical Ecology for Risk Management.

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