Kathrin Stephen

The Future of Arctic Research: Multi-, Inter- and Transdisciplinary Approaches

State-of-the-art Arctic research from all disciplines is invaluable and forms the very basis for fruitful

Report from Arctic Frontiers 2015 Conference „Climate and Energy”,

A summary on the Arctic Frontiers 2015 Conference on "Climate and Energy" in Tromsø,

Commercial Arctic Shipping Through the Northeast Passage: Routes, Resources, Governance, Technology, and Infrastructure

The renewed interest in the Northeast Passage is fueled by a recession of Arctic sea ice coupled with the discovery of

A New Model for International Cooperation

Does Arctic governance constitute a new model for international cooperation? It is a good example of a

Towards an Active Role for the EU in the Arctic?

The European Union has a growing interest in the Arctic but still looks for a more active role in circumpolar

Evaluation of the Arctic Shipping Season 2013

The Arctic shipping season 2013 concluded in late November when the Russian-flagged "Indiga“ reached its port of

French: Mémo – Pôle Nord = rien

Kathrin Stephen discusses her publication, “The Questionable Arctic Bonanza” with the French Agence

Race to Claim High Arctic’s Oil Resources May be a Fool’s Mission

Kathrin Stephen laments the never-ending glut of stories about the Arctic treasure chamber and its over-exaggerated

French: Ruée vers l’Arctique, nouvelle terre promise

Kathrin Stephen discusses the economic promises the Arctic (arctique) may hold in the near and long-term