Law and Governance

Restraint, Diplomacy, and Restoring Arctic Exceptionalism

Restoring Arctic exceptionalism could boost US-Russia ties, aid climate action, and harness Indigenous knowledge on

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

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

Arctic Exceptionalism as Myth, Method, and Mirror

The myth of Arctic exceptionalism sustains a negotiated regional order, even as geopolitical tensions challenge its

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

The Arctic Council in the Shadow of Geopolitics

The Arctic Council is under cross-pressure between the consequences of the Ukraine war and Trump's views on Greenland

After Norway, What’s Next? The Kingdom of Denmark and the Arctic Council’s Future

The Arctic Council ends Norway’s chairship as Denmark prepares to lead. The AC's direction now depends on Denmark’s

Planetary Approaches to Arctic Politics: The Arctic Institute’s Planetary Series 2025 – Final Remarks

This piece concludes the Planetary Approaches to Arctic Politics: The Arctic Institute's Planetary Series

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

Trump has misunderstood the Importance of Greenland

Trump's interest in Greenland overlooks its actual geopolitical significance and will further strain US-European