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Upcoming Russian Arctic Council Chairmanship: Priorities and Implications for the High North. / Sergunin, Alexander .

In: RUSSIAN ANALYTICAL DIGEST, No. 269, 2021, p. 5-7.

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Harvard

Sergunin, A 2021, 'Upcoming Russian Arctic Council Chairmanship: Priorities and Implications for the High North', RUSSIAN ANALYTICAL DIGEST, no. 269, pp. 5-7.

APA

Sergunin, A. (2021). Upcoming Russian Arctic Council Chairmanship: Priorities and Implications for the High North. RUSSIAN ANALYTICAL DIGEST, (269), 5-7.

Vancouver

Sergunin A. Upcoming Russian Arctic Council Chairmanship: Priorities and Implications for the High North. RUSSIAN ANALYTICAL DIGEST. 2021;(269):5-7.

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Sergunin, Alexander . / Upcoming Russian Arctic Council Chairmanship: Priorities and Implications for the High North. In: RUSSIAN ANALYTICAL DIGEST. 2021 ; No. 269. pp. 5-7.

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