Society and Culture

Is the Future of the European Arctic Socially Sustainable?

The article assesses the gender dimension of social sustainability of the European Arctic. Results show regional

Golden Rule in Arctic Science and Community Partnerships

From Arctic science to community partnerships, the Golden Rule is at the core of training for PhD students at a summer

Vegan at Sea-gan: The Arctic Ocean

Is it possible to maintain a vegan diet during research in the Arctic Ocean? Polar research expeditions are changing,

Women Are America’s Climate Change Champions

The face of climate change champions in America is overwhelmingly female, but local women leaders remain invisible in

An Arctic Imposter’s Journey to Belong

An early career professional challenges feelings of being an imposter. Imposter phenomenon affects minorities

The Gender Gap in Arctic Research Awards and Leadership – Infographic

This infographic shows the gender gap in Arctic research and education institutions and the female underrepresentation

Looking Up: Women in Arctic Science

Women’s participation and leadership in Arctic science is rising. Continued progress requires awareness and action by

“Conquered Modernity”: The Soviet Arctic Pavilion at the World’s Fair in 1939

The Soviet Arctic Pavilion at the 1939 World’s Fair is a peculiar case study on USSR’s Arctic imaginations and

Sustainability as a Political Concept in the Arctic (Part II)

This is Part II of the introduction to a book which analyzes sustainability as a political concept in the Arctic and