“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

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

A Brief History of the Arctic Council – Infographic

This infographic offers a glimpse into the history of the Arctic Council, telling a story of its main

Identity and Relationship-Building in China’s Arctic Diplomacy

In the past decade, China’s Arctic diplomacy has expanded significantly, despite geo-political constraints, due to

Levels of EU Law – Infographic

EU law strongly affects the Arctic, with many of the European Union's legal competences being in policy fields that are

It’s Our Table: Indigenous People Shaping Arctic Policy

Jen Nelson, an indigenous woman from King Cove, Alaska, examines the importance of indigenous people leading discussion

What Works for Wellbeing in Greenland?

This article discusses the ways in which pursuing Greenlandic independence might affect individual