Kathrin Stephen discusses the economic promises the Arctic (arctique) may hold in the near and long-term
The Northern Sea Route is of limited geo-economic relevance, despite its potential importance as an international niche
The Arctic is not an economic bonanza for resource extraction like oil and gas, shipping and
Assessing geopolitical perceptions of the USA, Canada and the Russian Federation unveils the dichotomous nature of
The Arctic Circle Conference is an addition of another piece to the Arctic governance mosaic instead of a rival to the
The use of the ‘race’ metaphor to describe Arctic developments is rather problematic as it is shallow and has
The recent reopening of Alaskan Arctic waters to gas/oil development has sparked interest in the economic utilization
Kathrin Stephen discusses the permanent secretariat of the Arctic Council in Tromsø, Norway (Arktischer Rat zuhause in
A permanent EU observer role in the Arctic Council would not have substantial governance implications for Arctic