How to streamline Sámi rights into Policy-Making in the European Union?

Uncertainties in land use in Sápmi are raising governance issues while demonstrating the need for respecting Sámi

The Sámi Limbo: Outlining nearly Thirty Years of EU-Sápmi Relations

After 30 years of Sámi integration in the European Union, the Sámi still receive fewer EU Indigenous rights than

Vulnerability in the Arctic in the Context of Climate Change and Uncertainty

The conflict in Ukraine furthers the vulnerability of Arctic ecosystems and peoples living there, who are most

Not so Poles Apart: The Arctic and the Third Pole in Asia

Local and Indigenous peoples in the Arctic and Asia face similar climate-induced challenges. Hence the need to explore

Decolonization and Arctic Engagement: A Critical Analysis of Resource Development in the US Arctic

A decolonization analysis of resource development in the US Arctic and call to place decolonization at the forefront of

The Legal Implications of the 2022 Canada-Denmark/Greenland Agreement on Hans Island (Tartupaluk) for the Inuit Peoples of Greenland and Nunavut

The 2022 Hans Island Agreement meant a historic milestone for Inuit rights, as Hans Island holds symbolic value for

The Arctic Institute Colonialism Series 2022: Conclusion

The conclusion to The Arctic Institute's 2022 Colonialism Series, providing a summary of topics covered in the

How to Develop Inclusive, Sustainable Urban Spaces in the European Arctic and Beyond – Insights from Kiruna

Sustainable development in the European Arctic requires inclusivity, integration of knowledges and reflection on urban

Russia’s Colonial Legacy in the Sakha Heartland

Since the 16th century, Russia has tried to secure a(n ethnically) Russian presence across the Eurasian landmass