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VOLUME 65 ISSUE 4 AUTUMN 2010 
THE ARCTIC IS HOT PART 1
The Arctic is hot again in America and Europe: Introduction to part I Stéphane Roussel & John Erik Fossum
i. Cooperation, conflicts, and governance
Soft solutions for hard problems - Helga Haftendorn
The shape of the table, the shape of the Arctic - Douglas C. Nord
East-west collaboration in the European north: Structures and perceptions - Geir Hønneland 
ii. Russia
Russia in the Arctic: What’s lurking behind the flag? - Ekaterina Piskunova
Russia’s Arctic energy policy - Indra Øverland
Mirror images? Canada, Russia, and the circumpolar world - P.Whitney Lackenbauer
iii. Canada
Cold peace: Arctic cooperation and Canadian foreign policy - Michael Byers
Canadian sovereignty versus northern security: The case for updating our mental map of the Arctic - Lee-Anne Broadhead
Choosing not to see: Canada, climate change, and the Arctic - Heather A. Smith
Why and when we study the Arctic in Canada - Jérémie Cornut
Over the transom
Jets, flags, and a new Cold War? Demystifying Russia’s Arctic intentions - Kari Roberts
Iran’s interests in Afghanistan and their implications for NATO - Stephen Carter
Being Canadian in the world: Mapping the contours of national identity and public opinion on international issues in Canada  - Loleen Berdahl & Tracey Raney
The lessons of history
Five lessons from the history of North American aerospace defence - Joseph T. Jockel
Blasts from the past
Duties Beyond Borders: A via media approach to morality in international politics? - Saban Kardas
Coming attractions
Mobilizing for humanitarian intervention: African Americans, diasporic lobbying, and lessons from Haiti, Rwanda, and Sudan - Michael Hughes
Debates
Response to Hugh Segal’s “Grappling with peace” - Ernie Regehr
Response to Ernie Regehr - Hugh Segal
Reviews
Evan H. Potter on Daryl Copeland’s Guerrilla Diplomacy 
Andrew Richter on Patricia I. McMahon’s Essence of Indecision 
K. J. Holsti on Richard Ned Lebow’s A Cultural Theory of International Relations and Paul Sharp’s Diplomatic Theory of International Relations
Timothy M. Shaw on Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2009, The Commonwealth Yearbook 2009, and James Mayall, ed., The Contemporary Commonwealth 
Andrew S. Thompson on Daniele Archibugi’s The Global Commonwealth of Citizens
Index 2009-2010
 

VOLUME 65 ISSUE 4 AUTUMN 2010 

THE ARCTIC IS HOT PART 1

The Arctic is hot again in America and Europe: Introduction to part I Stéphane Roussel & John Erik Fossum

i. Cooperation, conflicts, and governance

Soft solutions for hard problems - Helga Haftendorn

The shape of the table, the shape of the Arctic - Douglas C. Nord

East-west collaboration in the European north: Structures and perceptions - Geir Hønneland 

ii. Russia

Russia in the Arctic: What’s lurking behind the flag? - Ekaterina Piskunova

Russia’s Arctic energy policy - Indra Øverland

Mirror images? Canada, Russia, and the circumpolar world - P.Whitney Lackenbauer

iii. Canada

Cold peace: Arctic cooperation and Canadian foreign policy - Michael Byers

Canadian sovereignty versus northern security: The case for updating our mental map of the Arctic - Lee-Anne Broadhead

Choosing not to see: Canada, climate change, and the Arctic - Heather A. Smith

Why and when we study the Arctic in Canada - Jérémie Cornut

Over the transom

Jets, flags, and a new Cold War? Demystifying Russia’s Arctic intentions - Kari Roberts

Iran’s interests in Afghanistan and their implications for NATO - Stephen Carter

Being Canadian in the world: Mapping the contours of national identity and public opinion on international issues in Canada  - Loleen Berdahl & Tracey Raney

The lessons of history

Five lessons from the history of North American aerospace defence - Joseph T. Jockel

Blasts from the past

Duties Beyond Borders: A via media approach to morality in international politics? - Saban Kardas

Coming attractions

Mobilizing for humanitarian intervention: African Americans, diasporic lobbying, and lessons from Haiti, Rwanda, and Sudan - Michael Hughes

Debates

Response to Hugh Segal’s “Grappling with peace” - Ernie Regehr

Response to Ernie Regehr - Hugh Segal

Reviews

Evan H. Potter on Daryl Copeland’s Guerrilla Diplomacy 

Andrew Richter on Patricia I. McMahon’s Essence of Indecision 

K. J. Holsti on Richard Ned Lebow’s A Cultural Theory of International Relations and Paul Sharp’s Diplomatic Theory of International Relations

Timothy M. Shaw on Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 2009, The Commonwealth Yearbook 2009, and James Mayall, ed., The Contemporary Commonwealth 

Andrew S. Thompson on Daniele Archibugi’s The Global Commonwealth of Citizens

Index 2009-2010