The Partnership between the U.S. and Russia in the Field of the Sustainable Development Goals in the Arctic Region

We examine the cooperation between the U.S. and Russia based on the SDGs and present comparative analysis of Arctic

The U.S. Comes in From the Cold with New Climate-Focused Arctic Strategy

The new climate-focused Arctic Strategy puts the U.S. on the path to fulfill its promise as an Arctic nation.

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

The Arctic Institute Reacts to the new U.S. National Strategy for the Arctic

The Arctic Institute comments on the 2022 U.S. National Strategy for the Arctic Region, published in October

Announcing Romain Chuffart as President & Managing Director of The Arctic Institute

The Arctic Institute is happy to announce that Romain Chuffart has been selected as the President and Managing Director

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

Without Icebreakers, Arctic Infrastructure Won’t Matter

The U.S. must continue investing in icebreaker programs to ensure a sustainable development of the U.S. Arctic.

Governing the Blue Economy in Alaska and North Norway

Governing the Blue Economy in Alaska and North Norway is the first report published by the AlaskaNor

The Cold, Cold War: Rear Admiral Richard Byrd, Antarctic Expeditions, and the Evolution of America’s Strategic Interest in the Polar Regions

Today’s polar tensions trace back to the early Cold War, a time when Richard Byrd insisted on the strategic