A Study on Polar Code in the Environmental Governance of Arctic Shipping
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successful example to apply the theory of realistic institutionalism in Arctic shipping governance. By incorporating all participants into the
drafting process, including Arctic States, non-Arctic states and non-state actors, Polar Code has achieved coordination and cooperation among all
Arctic stakeholders, The case of Polar Code shows that the international institution will still play a unique role under the impact of realist reality.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v3i2.6019
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