英俄北极关系：从损害限制到合作议程？

IF 0.8 Q2 AREA STUDIES

Polar Journal Pub Date : 2021-01-02 DOI:10.1080/2154896X.2021.1932275

N. Eremina

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摘要本研究考察了后乌克兰危机时代英国与俄罗斯在北极地区的关系。更具体地说，本文对俄罗斯和英国的北极战略文件进行了比较分析，目的是找出这些国家在处理高北方问题上的共同点和差异，并找出它们是否有利于北极地区的国际合作。该研究还分析了2014年乌克兰危机开始、英国加入西方反俄制裁之前的俄英合作。作者认为，能源和科学部门是北方高地双边合作最具活力和前景的领域。作者认为，在可预见的未来，英俄北极合作不太可能取得任何真正的突破，但他指出，这种合作成功地度过了英俄双边关系中的多次危机，现在正逐渐形成稳定和互利的特点。

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UK-Russia relations in the Arctic: from damage limitation to a cooperative agenda?

ABSTRACT This study examines the UK-Russian relations in the Arctic in the post-Ukraine crisis era. More specifically, this paper provides a comparative analysis of Russian and British strategic documents on the Arctic with the aim to identify commonalties and differences in these countries’ approaches to the High North and find out whether they are favourable for international cooperation in the Arctic or not. The study also presents an analysis of Russian-British cooperation before 2014, when the Ukrainian crisis began and the UK joined the Western anti-Russian sanctions. The author identifies the energy and science sectors as the most dynamic and promising areas for bilateral cooperation in the High North. The author concludes that any real breakthrough in the UK-Russian Arctic cooperation is unlikely in the foreseeable future, but notes that this cooperation has managed to survive numerous crises in the UK-Russian bilateral relations and now it is gradually gaining a stable and mutually beneficial character.

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