This article investigates how the Arctic Council uses security language and which issues it depicts as relevant to
The Ilulissat Declaration was a pre-emptive desecuritization act in reaction to the growing concern for military
This special issue widens the debate on Arctic security in international relations through a comprehensive dialogue
Cooperation and conflict are depicting a false dichotomy as conflict in the North is only speculative. But is the
Since the militarization of the circumpolar north during the Cold War, the Arctic has been imagined and analyzed as a
Over the past year, the climate risks of methane released from natural sources have attracted increasing media
As tension rose between Russia and the West in 2014, coast guard cooperation remained unscathed in the
Bringing military security into the Arctic Council is counterproductive and may spoil the existing cooperation in the
Recent considerations of an Arctic security forum are likely to create rifts between Arctic actors. Does the region