Ships in the Arctic Need to Plan to Survive Until Help Arrives

Ship crews must survive until help arrives. In polar regions, plans must allow survival for days, depending on season

Risk Analysis of Infrastructure Vulnerability and Sustainable Resource Exploitation in the Arctic

Arctic risk analysis focuses on risk management and infrastructure vulnerability, as well as the exploitation of

The Faroe Islands in WTO? A Path to Sovereignty and Recognition or Paradiplomatic Crisis with Denmark over the Arctic?

Faroe Islands WTO membership advances sovereignty, expanding autonomy while testing Denmark's unity and Arctic

The Arctic Ocean and the WTO Fisheries Subsidies Agreement

The WTO Fisheries Subsidies Agreement aims to support sustainable harvesting in the global ocean and in the Arctic

Disaster Risk Reduction and Response: Greenland

Greenland’s ocean at Kapisillit. Photo: Ilan Kelman Interventions designed to prevent disasters and minimise

Crisis Management in Arctic Communities: Principles of Crisis Response

Arctic crisis management adapts to complex environments where limited resources shape response strategies and

Liminal Diplomacy at the Poles: Japan’s Disaster Risk Reduction and the Making of Arctic Order

Japan's DRR activities are not merely technocratic but strategic middle-power diplomacy, serving as soft power and

Middle Power Deterrence: The Strategic Case for a Canada-Nordic Defence and Governance Alliance to Ensure a 21st Century Pax Arctica

Canada and Nordic middle powers can stabilize the Arctic through coordinated deterrence, governance, and shared

Legal and Scientific Cooperation in the Context of Japan Canada Relations: Pathways for Increased Arctic Cooperation?

Japan and Canada explore the potential for cooperation in the Arctic through legal and scientific