Canada’s Acceptance of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Implications for the Inuit

With the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) being adapted, what is Canada's role

The problems won’t go away: Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in the Arctic

While climate change has stolen the limelight in recent months, there has been little attention paid to Persistent

A new Canadian government… so what?

Has the new Canadian government under Justin Trudeau changed Canada's Arctic policy after being in power for six

Denmark’s strategic interests in the Arctic: It’s the Greenlandic connection, stupid!

Denmark’s strategic interests in the Arctic predominantly focus on improving current and future Danish-Greenlandic

The EU’s new Arctic Communication – Part III

After publishing a new Joint Communication, how does the European Union see its place and role in pan-Arctic

The EU’s new Arctic Communication – Part II

The European Arctic becomes more visible in the EU’s Arctic policy. What are the implications for the Arctic and

The EU’s new Arctic Communication – Part I

With the new Joint Arctic Communication published, why it would be still better not to call the EU Arctic policy an

The Role of International Law in Controlling Black Carbon Pollution in the Arctic

There are many diverse sources of black carbon in the Arctic. It's time to create that same diversity in its related

The 2016 Arctic Winter Games: “Now we do what we do best”

The 2016 Arctic Winter Games - one of many windows of opportunities for attracting business, tourism and science and