Natural Resources and Energy

Spreading Oil, Spreading Conflict? Institutions Regulating Arctic Oil and Gas Activities

The most serious potential source of conflict in the Arctic is in relation to transboundary environmental

‘Western’ Sanctions will not create a Chinese-Russian Alliance

Western economic sanctions will speed up and intensify Russian orientation to Asian and especially to Chinese markets

The Arctic Melt: Turning Resource Development into Human Development (Part III)

The Arctic Melt is a three-part analysis of the Arctic Human Development Report II: Regional Processes and Global

The Arctic Melt: Turning Resource Development Into Human Development (Part II)

The Arctic Melt is a three-part analysis of the Arctic Human Development Report II: Regional Processes and Global

The Arctic Melt: Turning Resource Development into Human Development (Part I)

The Arctic Melt is a three-part analysis of the Arctic Human Development Report II: Regional Processes and Global

Report from Arctic Frontiers 2015 Conference „Climate and Energy”,

A summary on the Arctic Frontiers 2015 Conference on "Climate and Energy" in Tromsø,

From Seal Ban to Svalbard – The European Parliament Engages in Arctic Matters

As we are nearing elections to the European Parliament, its Members are actively discussing Arctic matters, such as the

Greenland’s New Frontier: Oil and Gas Licenses Issued, Though Development Likely Years Off

The production of oil and gas in the Greenland Sea is far from certain at this point, and will depend on political and

Arctic Oil and Gas: The Role of Regions

Arctic offshore developments highlight the relationship between regional interests and related systemic constraints in