One Must Imagine Sisyphus Happy: Geo-Epistemology in the Arctic

This piece explores geo-epistemology, arguing that geo-epistemology shapes regional governance and knowledge

Putting Young Leaders at the Heart of Arctic Policy Making

One young leader examines why young leaders must be involved in Arctic policy development and knowledge

From Knowledge to Power: Co-management, Knowledge Co-production, and the Re-empowerment of Arctic Indigenous Peoples

Arctic land claims treaties, by elevating co-management as a pillar of governance, fosters knowledge

India in the Arctic: Advancing a Path for Strategic Autonomy Beyond Russia

While supporting a rules-based order in Indo-Pacific, New Delhi seems content to cooperate with Russia in the

Germany at the Poles: Exploring Legitimacy

By exploring legitimacy-building across the IPYs, this article sheds light on the role of German knowledge production

Arctic March of Folly? Misperceptions and Apprehensions Torpedo America’s Goodwill Mission to Greenland After Stunning Election Turnabout

Tensions with the US intensified between Greenland's March national and April municipal elections, fueled by a

Geological and Prehistoric Foundations of Arctic Geopolitics

Extends our time horizon for Arctic geopolitics further back in the mists of time lluminating our understanding of

Thinking with Ice: Sailing the Northwest Passage

This piece focuses on the agency of ice in the Northwest Passage. The agency of ice becomes tangible when sailing the

The Arctic Ocean as Kin: Rethinking Law through Relational Care

This piece advocates for shifting from anthropocentrism to relational care-based normative relationship to address