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Arctic Melt – Turning Resource Extraction Into Human Development

Globalization, urbanization, and demographic shifts present Arctic stakeholders with the opportunity to reinvent

The Arctic Melt: Turning Resource Development into Human Development (Part III)

The Arctic Melt is a three-part analysis of the Arctic Human Development Report II: Regional Processes and Global

The Arctic Melt: Turning Resource Development Into Human Development (Part II)

The Arctic Melt is a three-part analysis of the Arctic Human Development Report II: Regional Processes and Global

The Arctic Melt: Turning Resource Development into Human Development (Part I)

The Arctic Melt is a three-part analysis of the Arctic Human Development Report II: Regional Processes and Global

America is Not (Yet) an Arctic Nation

The U.S. is not an Arctic nation but could use its Arctic Council chairmanship to create a better understanding of its

Arctic Security: Global Dynamics Upset Stable Regional Order

Despite the Arctic being a stable region, global power conflicts could have an impact on the High North and Arctic

Why The Arctic Matters

The Arctic Institute co-produced a brochure outlining on why the Arctic matters to the rest of the world and the lower

The Arctic Institute’s Reaction to the Appointment of Retired Admiral Robert Papp as U.S. Special Representative for the Arctic

The appointment of Admiral Robert Papp as U.S. Special Representative for the Arctic represents an important step for

Arctic Dialogue 2014 – Interview with Shella Biallas

In cooperation with the 2014 Arctic Dialogue we conduct a series of podcast interviews with some of the speakers: