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This chapter briefly summarizes the objectives of this book, and asks whether a new security paradigm—one that adequately accounts for the threats arising from environmental and climate changes—is on the horizon. We conclude that such a paradigm is not yet available. We remain entrenched in a state-led, international structure that is poorly adapted to address the security implications of climate change, as demonstrated in the Arctic region.
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Exner-Pirot, H., Heininen, L. (2020). Conclusion: The Search for a New Security Paradigm Begins in the Arctic. In: Heininen, L., Exner-Pirot, H. (eds) Climate Change and Arctic Security. Palgrave Pivot, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-20230-9_8
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