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: Yang Jian; Senior Research Fellow; Institute for Global Governance Studies

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Mar 01 2021

Four Impacts from the China-Nordic Arctic Center

By Yang Jian

CNARC

In December 2013, after China was granted observer status in the Arctic Council together with five other countries, the China-Nordic Arctic Research Center (CNARC) was established with joint efforts by Nordic and Chinese research institutes. Since then, CNARC has evolved from a nascent and immature conception to a real and functioning entity that will eventually develop into a full-fledged platform for academic exchanges between China and Nordic countries. The development and potential of CNARC has attracted attention from other Arctic and non-Arctic countries, marking a highlight of international cooperation on Arctic issues since 2013.

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Source of documents：2017 North Pacific Arctic Conference Proceedings

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