Business and Economics

Distinctive Characteristics of Japan’s Arctic Approach and Engagement with Arctic Governance

Japan’s Arctic policy since the 2010s shows a clear trajectory, shaped by enduring institutional foundations and

Dig, Baby, Dig? China’s Mineral Dominance and Ripple Effects into the Arctic

China's mineral dominance and the competition for critical minerals are shaping its increasing influence in the

Sino-Russian Sub-Regional Cooperation in the Far East and Arctic: From “Border Economic Belt” to “Strategic Cooperation Engine”

Sub-regional Arctic cooperation acts as a "strategic stabilizer" that can reduce fluctuations in relations between

China’s Adaptive Diplomacy and Economic Statecraft in a Fragmented Arctic Order

China’s Arctic strategy blends pragmatic investment, diplomatic signaling, and normative flexibility to exert

Svalbard’s Extractive Economy: Past, Present, Future

This report examines extraction on Svalbard, which takes many forms, including mining, hunting, fishing, scientific

Arctic Winter College 2021: Policy Briefs #2.2 – Marine and Maritime Issues 2

The Arctic Institute is publishing the third policy brief - on marine and maritime issues - from the Arctic Winter

Arctic Winter College 2021: Policy Briefs #2.1 – Marine and Maritime Issues 1

The Arctic Institute is publishing the second policy brief - on marine and maritime issues - from the Arctic Winter

TAI Bookshelf Podcast – Decay and Development in Arctic Kiruna with Eric Boyd

In this TAI Bookshelf podcast episode, we talk with Eric Boyd about what is happening with the mining town of Kiruna,

Enhancing Industrial Development in the Russian Arctic: The Northern Latitudinal Passage

The article discusses the enhancing industrial development process in the Russian Arctic on the case of the Northern