Society and Culture

Crisis Management in Arctic Communities: Principles of Crisis Response

Arctic crisis management adapts to complex environments where limited resources shape response strategies and

The Arctic Institute’s 2026 Polar Disaster Risk Reduction and Response Series: An Introduction

The Arctic Institute's 2026 Series Polar Disaster Risk Reduction and Response explores risks, and solutions in changing

Putting Young Leaders at the Heart of Arctic Policy Making

One young leader examines why young leaders must be involved in Arctic policy development and knowledge

Cold Truths: Russian Media Narratives about Ukraine for the Russian Arctic

Cold truths - how Russian media portrays Ukraine in the Arctic. Cold truths - how perception changes

From Knowledge to Power: Co-management, Knowledge Co-production, and the Re-empowerment of Arctic Indigenous Peoples

Arctic land claims treaties, by elevating co-management as a pillar of governance, fosters knowledge

Relating to the Planetary Arctic: More-than-human considerations

How does the notion of the Planetary Arctic foregrounds the relations between knowledge, practices, materiality and

Tourism in Greenland – Expanding the Runway towards Independence

Greenland's first civilian transatlantic airport opens in Nuuk, boosting tourism in Greenland and

A Yukon First Nation Community’s Experiences with their Health System: A Territorial Perspective

This study highlights Na-Cho Nyäk Dun's challenges in health care, emphasizing policy gaps affecting Yukon First

The Arctic Institute Health and Wellbeing Series 2025: Introduction

This series explores conceptualisations around health and wellbeing, questioning if there are alternative ways to