I am looking for a recent and concise summary on the North-Atlantic tectonics and geodynamics during, basically, Cenozoic, but integrating the "iceland plume" and inversions.
There is a wealth of literature out there. As good starting points for the region in this period, I recommend:
De Paor et al. (1989) The Arctic Eurekan Orogen: A most unusual fold-and-thrust belt. GSA Bull.
Harrison et al. (2006) In Search of the Wegener Fault : Re-Evaluation of Strike-Slip Displacements Along and Bordering Nares Strait. Polar Research
Tessensohn et al. (2000) Eocene Compressive Deformation in Arctic Canada, North Greenland and Svalbard and Its Plate Tectonic Causes. Polar Research
I presume you have done it already, but the Geological Survey on Canada has plenty of reports on Artic Canada, probably several decades old, but worth looking at.
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