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The European Union has a growing interest in the Arctic but still looks for a more active role in circumpolar

Greenland’s New Frontier: Oil and Gas Licenses Issued, Though Development Likely Years Off

The production of oil and gas in the Greenland Sea is far from certain at this point, and will depend on political and

Evaluation of the Arctic Shipping Season 2013

The Arctic shipping season 2013 concluded in late November when the Russian-flagged "Indiga“ reached its port of

Canada and the Arctic: An Ambiguous Relationship

Canada holds a prominent place in the Arctic but when its policy approach displays a gap between rhetoric and factual

Arctic Oil and Gas: The Role of Regions

Arctic offshore developments highlight the relationship between regional interests and related systemic constraints in

Why the Northern Sea Route is Still of Limited Geo-Economic Importance

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The Questionable Arctic Bonanza: Exaggerated Hopes and False Images of the Arctic as “Prime Real Estate”

The Arctic is not an economic bonanza for resource extraction like oil and gas, shipping and

Taxation and Arctic Resource Development

Taxation remains an important factor in shaping the future of Arctic resource development but is not the only variable