Shipping and Economics

Ships in the Arctic Need to Plan to Survive Until Help Arrives

Ship crews must survive until help arrives. In polar regions, plans must allow survival for days, depending on season

Risk Analysis of Infrastructure Vulnerability and Sustainable Resource Exploitation in the Arctic

Arctic risk analysis focuses on risk management and infrastructure vulnerability, as well as the exploitation of

The Circumpolar Podcast – Arctic Shipping and the Northern Sea Route

In this episode of The Circumpolar, Serafima Andreeva speaks with Arild Moe about Russia's Arctic ambitions and the

Beyond the Northern Sea Route: The Developmental State and Japanese Arctic Energy Policy

Japan’s Arctic policy reflects its developmental state, with public–private partnerships shaping its strategy in

Japan’s Corporate Engines in the Arctic: Industrial Drivers of LNG, Shipping, and Technological Adaptation

Japan's Arctic strategy is evolving into an industrial framework to strengthen Tokyo's strategic autonomy and

A Pragmatic Approach to Conceptual Divergences in Russia-China Relations: the Case of the Northern Sea Route

The Russia-China Arctic relationship is characterized by pragmatism and situational cooperation, rather than a

The Missing Link in Canada-Nordic Arctic Cooperation: Digital Research Infrastructure

Canada-Nordic cooperation in the Arctic should articulate a comprehensive cooperative framework on digital research

How the SHIPS for America Act Can Help Boost Japan-U.S. Arctic Shipbuilding Cooperation

The SHIPS for America Act can foster Japan-U.S. Arctic shipbuilding ties to counter Sino-Russian influence in the

Thinking with Ice: Sailing the Northwest Passage

This piece focuses on the agency of ice in the Northwest Passage. The agency of ice becomes tangible when sailing the