Treaties, Modern Negotiation, and Indigenous Resource Management in the Canadian Arctic

Indigenous-led resource management in northern Canada can support sovereignty while offering flexible resource

The European Union in Antarctica: An Emerging Area of Interest?

The European Union is increasingly developing an interest in Antarctica, especially in establishing Marine Protected

Data Hunting in Subzero Temperatures: The Arctic as a New Frontier in Beijing’s Push for Digital Connectivity

This article sheds light on the link between China’s polar and digital silk road strategies and how the former

Education Policy to Supports On-Land Learning in Northwest Territories

Arctic education policy should uplift ethical learning opportunities for Indigenous students through on-land

Freezing Out Our Southern Neighbours: COVID-19 Travel Restrictions in Canada’s Arctic

Travel restrictions limit the spread of COVID-19. This article explores the legality of related travel restrictions in

Turning to Traditional Processes for Supporting Mental Health

Mental health issues challenge the wellbeing of First Nation communities; centering traditional practices in Yukon

‘Prepared to Go Fully Kinetic’: How U.S. Leaders Conceptualize China’s Threat to Arctic Security

While consensus grows that China threatens Arctic security, U.S. leaders incorrectly view the threat to security as

The Porto Franco Regime in Canadian and Russian Sea Ports as an Instrument of Socio-Economic Development in the Arctic

The Porto Franco regime can be beneficial as free ports can significantly contribute to the facilitation of Arctic

Arctic Technopolitics and China’s Reception of the Polar Code

China's reception of the Polar Code, although supportive, reveals unease about Beijing's ability to participate in