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The New Foreign Policy Frontier - U.S. Interests and Actors in the Arctic (Paperback)
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The New Foreign Policy Frontier - U.S. Interests and Actors in the Arctic (Paperback)
Series: CSIS Reports
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Since World War II, the Arctic has been a region of geostrategic
importance to the United States. As unprecedented environmental
transformation occurs in the Arctic, this region will increase in
significance. When historians look back at this critical
opportunity to develop U.S. Arctic policy, we do not want the
question to be posed, "Who lost the Arctic?" but rather, "How did
the United States win the Arctic?" Crafting U.S. policy toward the
Arctic, however, is a complex and challenging undertaking. Arctic
policy must respond to the economic, environmental, security, and
geopolitical concerns that confront the region. When the Barack
Obama administration came into office in January 2009, it accepted
and left unchanged the recently adopted Arctic strategy of the
George W. Bush administration. In its second term, it is now time
for the Obama administration to enhance U.S. Arctic policy by
updating and prioritizing National Security Presidential Directive
66/Homeland Security Presidential Directive 25 (NSPD-66/HSPD-25),
improving interagency cooperation, enhancing U.S. international and
public diplomacy related to the Arctic, and increasing the focus of
senior U.S. officials. These activities must begin now if the
United States is to prepare for and fully maximize its chairmanship
of the Arctic Council beginning in 2015.
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