Apostolos Tsiouvalas

What Rights Cannot Hold: Sea Ice and the Exhaustion of Legal Imagination

Legal rights struggle to address the materiality of Arctic sea ice, prompting planetary solidarity as a new framework

Greenland: Why the Sale of Land is a Legal Anachronism

Modern international law prioritizes self-determination and Indigenous rights, rendering the sale of Greenland by

To the Earth and Back: Expanding Polar Legal Imagination

This article opens up polar legal imagination to challenge state-centric norms and governance, proposing an approach

Greece’s Inaugural Antarctic Foray: A New Chapter in Polar Engagement

This article examines the scientific value and geopolitical significance of Greece's first official delegation of

Risks of Genocide Elsewhere: Any Responsibility for Arctic States?

Exploring the implications of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Arctic cooperation and the roles of Arctic states in

Tromsø as a “Safe Space”: LGBTQ+ Inclusivity through Arts in the Arctic Gateway

This article provides an empirical examination of how Arctic safe spaces operate in practice and can be created through

What does the 2023 “Letter of Intent for Cooperation on the Pikialasorsuaq” mean for the Inuit of the region?

What are the legal implications of the 2023 Letter of Intent for Cooperation on the Pikialasorsuaq for the Inuit of the

The Legal Implications of the 2022 Canada-Denmark/Greenland Agreement on Hans Island (Tartupaluk) for the Inuit Peoples of Greenland and Nunavut

The 2022 Hans Island Agreement meant a historic milestone for Inuit rights, as Hans Island holds symbolic value for

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