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Tittel:
Faster Access to New Knowledge through Continuous Publication
Ansvar:
Øyvind Ravna
Forfatter:
Ravna, Øyvind
Materialtype:
Artikkel - elektronisk
Signatur:
Arctic review on law and politics
Utgitt:
Oslo : Cappelen Damm Akademisk, 2017
Omfang:
S. 1-2
Serie:
Arctic review on law and politics
; Vol. 8
Emneord:
Lederartikkel
Note:
Open access
Del av verk:
Arctic review on law and politics vol. 8 (2017)
Ravna, Øyvind
Arctic review on law and politics
Socially Responsible Public Procurement and Set-Asides
; Vol. 8
Soft Law, Solid Implementation? The Influence of Precision, Monitoring and Stakeholder Involvement on Norwegian Implementation of Arctic Council Recommendations
; Vol. 8
Promises, Promises: The Unbuilt Petroleum Environment in Murmansk
; Vol. 8
The Rights and Role of Indigenous Women in Climate Change Regime
; Vol. 8
Application of the Right to Permanent Sovereignty over Natural Resources to Indigenous Peoples
; Vol. 8
A Cold Rain on the Parade When the Sámi Celebrate 100th Anniversary
; Vol. 8
A Role for Authority Supervision in Impact Assessment? Examples from Finnish EIA Reviews
; Vol. 8
Mitigating the Risks of Resource Extraction for Industrial Actors and Northern Indigenous Peoples
; Vol. 8
The Politics of Presence: The Longyearbyen Dilemma
; Vol. 8
International Cooperation on Search and Rescue in the Arctic
; Vol. 8
Good Governance Tools
; Vol. 8
Participation as the Essence of Good Governance: Some General Reflections and a Case Study on the Arctic Council
; Vol. 8
The Use of Arctic Science
; Vol. 8
Faster Access to New Knowledge through Continuous Publication
; Vol. 8
Stepping Stones Towards a New Order of Environmental Governance
; Vol. 8
Three New Articles for Spring 2017
; Vol. 8
The Impact of Local Participation on Community Support for Natural Resource Management
; Vol. 9
Avoiding War
; Vol. 9
Governing Marine Protected Areas in a Changing Climate
; Vol. 9
From Arctic Science to International Law
; Vol. 9
Marine Spatial Planning – Prospects for the Arctic
; Vol. 9
Governing Conflicts Between Mining and Tourism in the Arctic
; Vol. 9
The Arctic in Russia's Emergency Preparedness System
; Vol. 9
The Rationale for the Duty to Consult Indigenous Peoples
; Vol. 9
Natural marine resource management in a changing climate
; Vol. 9
Adapting the Legal Framework of Natural Marine Resources Management to Climate Disruption
; Vol. 9
Naval Blockade
; Vol. 9
Mining developments, duty to consult and marine spatial planning
; Vol. 9
Post-Petroleum Security in a Changing Arctic
; Vol. 9
Managing Conflict at Sea
; Vol. 9
Unitization of Petroleum Fields in the Barents Sea
; Vol. 9
Sea Level Rise and Shifting Maritime Limits
; Vol. 9
Russia’s Ambivalent Status-Quo/Revisionist Policies in the Arctic
; Vol. 9
Introduction: Can cooperative arctic policies survive the current crisis in Russian-Western relations?
; Vol. 9
Too Good to be True? The Expectations and Reality of Mine Development in Pajala, Sweden
; Vol. 9
Arctic Marine Biodiversity in the High Seas between Regional and Global Governance
; Vol. 9
Norway and Russia in the Arctic: New Cold War Contamination?
; Vol. 9
The Role of Proximity Dimensions in Facilitating University-Industry Collaboration in Peripheral Regions
; Vol. 9
Does Indigenous Knowledge Occur in and Influence Impact Assessment Reports? Exploring Consultation Remarks in Three Cases of Mining Projects in Greenland
; Vol. 10
Climate Change and Climate Responsibility. Our Responsibility
; Vol. 10
The global situation demands more research and dissemination in 2019
; Vol. 10
Implementing the state duty to consult in land and resource decisions
; Vol. 10
Asian countries and arctic shipping
; Vol. 10
Caught between traditional ways of life and economic development
; Vol. 10
Research Handbook on Climate Change Adaptation Policy
; Vol. 10
Indigenous Agency and Normative Change from ‘Below’ in Russia: Izhma-Komi’s Perspective on Governance and Recognition
; Vol. 10
Governing the Arctic: The Russian State Commission for Arctic Development and the Forging of a New Domestic Arctic Policy Agenda
; Vol. 10
Polar Research and the Secrets of the Arctic
; Vol. 10
Incorporation of Indigenous and Local Knowledge in Central Arctic Ocean Fisheries Management
; Vol. 10
The Striking Similarities between Northern Norway and Northern Sweden
; Vol. 10
Mister Russland Arktis?
; Vol. 10
Uncovering Injustices in the Green Transition: Sámi Rights in the Development of Wind Energy in Sweden
; Vol. 11
Human Rights of Indigenous Small-Numbered Peoples in Russia: Recent Developments
; Vol. 11
Arctic Security Strategies and the North Atlantic States
; Vol. 11
The The Northern Sea Route in the 2010s: Development and Implementation of Relevant Law
; Vol. 11
Reflecting on the Role of the Arctic Council vis-à-vis a Future International Legally Binding Instrument on Biodiversity in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction
; Vol. 11
Ten Years of Law and Politics from an Arctic Perspective
; Vol. 11
Snow Crab in the Barents Sea: Managing a Non-native Species in Disputed Waters
; Vol. 11
Conceptualising Human-centric Cyber Security in the Arctic in Light of Digitalisation and Climate Change
; Vol. 11
A Sámi Community Wins Case against the Swedish State in the Supreme Court
; Vol. 11
Preface to the 10th Anniversary Issue
; Vol. 11
Russian Formal and Practical Geopolitics in the Arctic: Change and Continuity
; Vol. 11
Implementation of the Polar Code
; Vol. 11
Celebrating Ten Years of Arctic Review
; Vol. 11
The Duty to Consult in Canada Post-Haida Nation
; Vol. 11
International Regulations and Guidelines on Transboundary Salmon Stocks: Case Study of the Tana River
; Vol. 11
Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) Certification of Arctic Fisheries: Processes and Outcomes
; Vol. 11
The Svalbard Treaty and Norwegian Sovereignty
; Vol. 11
Sámi Law: A Methodological Approach
; Vol. 11
The Duty to Consult the Sámi in Norwegian Law
; Vol. 11
Dispute Resolution in Modern Treaties: Evolutions, Observations and Next Steps
; Vol. 11
Norwegian Courts and Sámi Law
; Vol. 12
Review of Graham White, Indigenous Empowerment through Co-management: Land Claims Boards, Wildlife Management, and Environmental Regulation (UBC Press: 2020)
; Vol. 12
Girjas Reindeer Herding Community v. Sweden: Analysing the Merits of the Girjas Case
; Vol. 12
From Arctic Science to Global Policy – Addressing Multiple Stressors Under the Stockholm Convention
; Vol. 12
Anthropocentric Ocean Connectivity: A Pluralistic Legal-Regulatory Model
; Vol. 12
Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and the Norwegian Courts Moving into 2021
; Vol. 12
Ten Years of International Shipping on the Northern Sea Route: Trends and Challenges
; Vol. 12
The Arctic and Africa in China’s Foreign Policy: How Different Are They and What Does This Tell Us?
; Vol. 12
Exponential Growth and New Agendas – a Comprehensive Review of the Arctic Conference Sphere
; Vol. 12
Review of Joachim Weber (ed.), Handbook on Geopolitics and Security in the Arctic: The High North Between Cooperation and Confrontation
; Vol. 12
Beyond Borders and States: Modelling Ocean Connectivity According to Indigenous Cosmovisions
; Vol. 12
A Marine-Biology-Centric Definition of Ocean Connectivity and the Law of the Sea
; Vol. 12
Modelling Ocean Connectivity
; Vol. 12
The Norwegian Bioeconomy Strategy and the Way Forward for Blue Growth
; Vol. 12
The Difference Place Makes: Regional Legislative Approaches to Territories of Traditional Nature Use in the Russian North
; Vol. 12
Testing the Limits of Jurisdiction in Investor-State Arbitration in Svalbard’s Waters: Peteris Pildegovics and SIA North Star v. Kingdom of Norway
; Vol. 12
Introduction
; Vol. 13
Marine Protected Areas and Other Effective Area-based Conservation Measures
; Vol. 13
Introduction: Responding to a Changing Arctic Ocean: Canadian and Russian Experiences and Challenges
; Vol. 13
Nuclear Safety and Security in the Arctic: Crafting an Effective Regional Governance System
; Vol. 13
Navigational Rights for Warships in the Northwest and Northeast Passages
; Vol. 13
Delimitation of the Continental Shelf in the Central Arctic Ocean: Is It Possible Nowadays?
; Vol. 13
The Russian Northern Fleet and the (Re)militarisation of the Arctic
; Vol. 13
Alignment but not Alliance: Nordic Operational Military Cooperation
; Vol. 13
Regulation of Arctic Shipping in Canada and Russia
; Vol. 13
U.S. Marines and NATO’s Northern Flank
; Vol. 13
Canada and the Russian Federation: Maritime Boundaries and Jurisdiction in the Arctic Ocean
; Vol. 13
The Impact of the War in Ukraine on the Indigenous Small-numbered Peoples’ Rights in Russia
; Vol. 13
The War in Ukraine and Academic Challenges
; Vol. 13
Cumulative Effects of Industrial Development and Treaty 8 Infringements in Northeastern British Columbia
; Vol. 13
Canadian and Russian Fisheries Management in the Arctic: Complexities, Commonalities and Contrasts
; Vol. 13
The Strategic Role of Land Power on NATO’s Northern Flank
; Vol. 13
Global Standards, Corporate Diagrams and Indigenous Agency: ExxonMobil in Russia and Alaska
; Vol. 13
Comparing Russian and Canadian Climate Policy: Protecting Arctic Interests?
; Vol. 13
Russian Certainty of NATO Hostility: Repercussions in the Arctic
; Vol. 13
Identifying and Describing Ecologically or Biologically Significant Marine Areas (EBSAs)
; Vol. 13
Canada’s and Russia’s Security and Defence Strategies in the Arctic: A Comparative Analysis
; Vol. 13
Indigenous Rights and Interests in a Changing Arctic Ocean: Canadian and Russian Experiences and Challenges
; Vol. 13
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