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Intro -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Lists of Illustrations -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Acronyms -- Introduction -- The paradiplomatic phenomena -- Arctic governance: a region in flux -- The structure of this book -- Notes -- References -- 1. Nordicity and Québec's Arctic paradiplomacy -- Identity paradiplomacy -- Fundamentals of Québec's paradiplomacy -- The relationship with the Arctic as an identity marker -- A Québécois Nordic and Arctic paradiplomacy? -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 2. North American Arctic paradiplomacy: between multilateral and bilateral inclinations -- NAA in perspective -- NAA paradiplomatic activities -- NAA bilateralism: Yukon/Alaska -- NAA bilateralism: Nunavut/Greenland -- NAA bilateralism: other bilateral relationships -- Sub-regional NAA multilateralism -- Regional NAA multilateralism -- The practical development of two Arctic sub-regions -- Conclusion -- Note -- References -- 3. Canada-Russia subnational cooperation in the Arctic -- General principles of subnational cooperation -- Foreign activity of Russian and Canadian subnational units: theory and practice -- General remarks on Russia-Canada cooperation -- Arctic strategies of Russia and Canada -- Cooperation in the Arctic -- Present-day challenges to fruitful cooperation -- Current projects -- The role of trade relations -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- 4. Arctic paradiplomacy of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia): the impact of federalism, nationalism, and identity -- Russian federalism, nation-building processes in the RSY, and the beginning of Yakutian paradiplomacy -- The Artic issues and the identity paradiplomacy of RSY in the 1990s -- RF recentralization and RSY paradiplomacy in the 2000s -- mid-2010s -- The Arctic turn and RSY paradiplomacy in the late 2010s -- Conclusion -- Notes.