- Science Diplomacy and the Arctic
By Marie Anne Coninsx, Senior Associate Fellow, Egmont Institute - Royal Institute for International Relations (Belgium) and First EU Ambassador at Large for the Arctic Science, research and innovation play a key role in increasing our knowledge of the Arctic, in understanding the changes of the region and hence in contributing to providing policy responses to the huge challenges it is facing
- The Arctic is Cold Again: Climate Change, Political Competition and . . .
The future of Arctic security demands a serious evaluation of this new geopolitically tense environment and how climate change impacts the Arctic in unexpected ways that have strategic consequences By Gabriella Gricius
- Arctic Council: Structure, Work and Achievements
The Arctic Council was established to promote sustainable development and environmental protection in the Arctic Region It has provided effective cooperation between the eight Arctic States with many tangible results
- Arctic Circle Polar Dialogue
The Polar Dialogue unites global experts and policymakers to address scientific challenges and foster collaboration on the Arctic, Antarctic, and Himalaya - Third Pole region
- Arctic Circle
Arctic Circle is the largest network of international dialogue and cooperation on the future of the Arctic and our Planet
- 2024 Arctic Circle Assembly Registration
Registration for the 2024 Arctic Circle Assembly is now closed Onsite registration opened at noon, October 16th, on the ground floor of Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre
- JOURNAL - Arctic Circle
The Journal publishes statements, notes, memorandums, essays, short reports and other texts of relevance to the Arctic and our interconnected world It provides insights, understanding and new information The material represents the opinions of the authors but not those of Arctic Circle For further information on how to submit entries please contact secretariat@arcticcircle org
- It Takes a Whale to Feed a Village: Inupiaq Bowhead Hunting in Times of . . .
Arctic pragmatists, Utqiaġvik’s whalers embrace Space-Age technology In 2001, a GPS tracker-wielding biologist assisted the Alaska Territorial Guard veteran, Warren Matumeak, who drew Barrow’s first known ice-trails map in a notebook as a community service Since 2007, engineering savvy has enhanced it Druckenmiller’s Institute, partnering with the University of Alaska Fairbanks, the
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