Law and Governance

TAI Bookshelf Podcast – Building a Pan-Arctic Fisheries Regime with Ekatarina Uryupova

In this week’s TAI Bookshelf Podcast, we talk to Ekaterina Uryupova about her vision for building a pan-Arctic legal

Arctic Security Environment in Flux: Mitigating Geopolitical Competition through a Military-Security Dialogue

The Arctic security environment is rapidly shifting. A military-security dialogue is vital in order to mitigate

Rethinking Governance in Time of Pandemics in the Arctic

The article discusses the challenges and possibilities of rethinking Arctic governance during the coronavirus

Sailing with the Arctic Youth in Tromsø and finding a new Arctic Strategy

The Danish Foreign Minister goes out sailing both physically and metaphorically in his attempt on finding a new Danish

Permafrost Thaw in a Warming World: The Arctic Institute’s Permafrost Series Fall-Winter 2020

Permafrost melt is threatening the Arctic and the rest of the world. A global effort is needed to stop permafrost

School Curriculum for Arctic Youth Must Include Land Claim Agreements

Arctic school curriculums must include Land Claims Agreements if the curriculum intends to support future Arctic

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 Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” – Three Levels of Arctic Geopolitics

This 15-minute video-presentation explores three levels of Arctic geopolitics: the international system, the regional

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