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Legitimacy is an Arctic Security Asset: What Denmark’s Legally Fatherless Greenlanders Reveal about Trust, Sovereignty, and Security in the High North

Legitimacy as Arctic Security: What Greenland’s legally fatherless reveal about trust, sovereignty, and High North

Strong Because Weak: Strategic Dependency, Legal Constraints, and Greenland in Contemporary Arctic Geopolitics

Greenland turns strategic vulnerability into international influence, echoing the geopolitical indispensability it held

Inuit Sovereignty and the Future of the International Order

Inuit sovereignty is not for sale. As US pressure on Greenland grows, ICC leaders say sovereignty must be given by the

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

Disaster Risk Reduction and Response: Greenland

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

Purchasing Greenland: Trump’s Fantasy or a Real National Security Stake for the United States?

President Donal Trump wanted to purchase Greenland in January 2026. To what extent is purchasing Greenland strategic

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

Towards a Shared Arctic Vision: Japan and the Nordic States in an Interconnected World

The Arctic’s commercial and security challenges could deepen cooperation between Japan and the Nordic

Greenland: Why the Sale of Land is a Legal Anachronism

Modern international law prioritizes self-determination and Indigenous rights, rendering the sale of Greenland by