Politics and Strategy

For Norway, the risk of conflict in the Arctic has increased

For Norway, Arctic security consists of different threats in the short-to-long run, all of which have become

Selling Stolen Land: A Reexamination of the Purchase of Alaska and its Legacy of Colonialism

A reexamination of the 1867 Purchase of Alaska and the exclusion and mistreatment of the Native Alaskan

Brussels Looks North: The European Union’s Latest Arctic Policy and the Potential for ‘Green’ Colonialism

Unless handled carefully the European Union may further marginalize the Sami in pursuit of Green Arctic

Neo-Colonial Security Policies in the Arctic

Security policies are often framed as neutral decisions. However, colonialism plays a role in deciding which policies

Towards A Greek Arctic Policy? The Pathway for a Mediterranean State to the Arctic

While a formal Greek Arctic policy has not yet been developed, this brief outlines the main motives of shaping of a

Changing Contours of Arctic Politics and the Prospects for Cooperation between Russia and China

The Sino-Russian Nexus also rises in the Arctic. Cooperation will be shaped by resources, trade and security artifice

The Arctic Institute’s Infrastructure in the Arctic Series: Conclusion

From military bases to subsea cables, infrastructure is a key mechanism for operations and engagement in the Arctic

How Is Climate Change Shaping Russia’s Arctic Policy and Activities?

This article analyzes the role of climate change in Russia's Arctic policy towards cooperation, natural resources,

Getting US Arctic Security Right

There are at least three different levels of US' Arctic security policy, which must be unpacked as the US is gearing up