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September 5, 2025Russian Politics

Securitizing the Economy: How Russia Reframes the Northern Sea Route as a Strategic Asset in the Arctic Policy

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EKElena Kravchik

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Analysis reveals how Russia reframes the northern sea route as a strategic asset, suggesting implications for sovereignty and geopolitical resilience.

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Economic securitization impacts perceptions of critical infrastructure like the northern sea route, shaping Russia's Arctic policy.
The study identifies extraordinary measures like selective protectionism and state investments as key aspects of Russia's approach to the NSR.
By examining strategic documents from 2008 to 2024, the research highlights how economic challenges are presented as existential threats.
This analysis underscores how infrastructure governance can serve as a tool of strategic securitization under external geopolitical pressures.

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Elena Kravchik (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68bb4df56d6d5674bcd0206c https://doi.org/10.30965/24518921-01003003

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Analysis reveals how Russia reframes the northern sea route as a strategic asset, suggesting implications for sovereignty and geopolitical resilience.

Securitizing the Economy: How Russia Reframes the Northern Sea Route as a Strategic Asset in the Arctic Policy

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