Current Issues and Problems of Arctic Ocean Governance ( http://opendata.mofa.go.kr/mofapub/resource/Publication/12015 ) at Linked Data

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  • Current Issues and Problems of 
    Arctic Ocean Governance
    December 28, 2012 
    YOO Joon-koo
    Visiting Professor
    With the rapidly shrinking 
    Arctic ice and expanding 
    interests in northern sea 
    route and resource 
    exploitation, the issues of 
    sovereignty loom ever larger over the 
    northern landscape. The Arctic Ocean, 
    which exists in a precarious balance 
    between ice and water, is more 
    susceptible to climate change than 
    anywhere else on Earth. At the current 
    rate, the entire Arctic Ocean could be icefree
    in late summer within five years. 
    These changes have sparked justifiable 
    excitement about the economic 
    opportunities that will result from easier 
    access, while giving rise to unfounded 
    concerns about military conflict. Indeed, 
    the most significant under-reported 
    aspect of the Arctic is an increase in 
    international co-operation. 
    The Arctic Council, as a leading 
    international organization for Arctic 
    ocean governance, has an opportunity to
    devise cutting-edge co-operative 
    arrangements well-suited to the 
    increasingly complex transnational 
    landscape of the 21st century. But it 
    cannot capitalize on this opportunity 
    unless those steeped in traditional 
    diplomatic practices exhibit the selfconfidence
    required to experiment with 
    innovative procedures designed to open 
    up the council and to legitimize its claim 
    to function as the voice of the Arctic.
    Seen from this perspective, the melting 
    Arctic ice will not lead to military conflict. 
    Rather, it is creating a new Mediterranean 
    or a “middle sea” across which the 
    world’s powers will trade. And the next 
    decade promises to be a period of both 
    continued growth and consolidation with 
    regard to the international relations of 
    the Circumpolar North. IFANS 2012 ©
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