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Arctic Security in the Hypersonic Age: Golden Dome, Greenland and Transatlantic Arctic relations with Dr. Troy Bouffard

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Greenland’s critical raw material potential and China’s current interest in the Arctic

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The European Union as emerging geopolitical player in the Arctic

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Arctic megatrends: Klaus Dodds and Gosia Smieszek-Rice on the geopolitical forces shaping the future of the circumpolar North

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Greenlandic leaders Aaja Chemnitz and Sara Olsvig on the current crisis and the future of Greenland

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REPRISE EPISODE: Greenland, geopolitics and Danish diplomacy with Jeppe Kofod, former Foreign Minister of Denmark

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REPRISE EPISODE: Securitization dynamics: Greenland’s pivotal place in the Arctic security configuration

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Explaining the America First motivation for acquiring Greenland with former Trump administration official Alexander B. Gray

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Seek support, create offramps and keep the Greenlanders close: Copenhagen’s strategy for containing the Greenland Crisis

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View from Brussels: the role of the EU and NATO in the Greenland Crisis

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Coercive diplomacy: Trump’s turning of the screw in US pursuit of Greenland

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Geopolitics in an Unfrozen Arctic: flashpoints, future scenarios and forces shaping the circumpolar North

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Arctic economic development: Business, investment and infrastructure in a complex geopolitical context

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Emerging trends in American engagement in the Arctic and Antarctic under Trump 2.0

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America in the Arctic: the evolution of U.S Arctic engagement in an era of strategic competition and climate change

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ATCM 47 underwhelms: Alan Hemmings on the dismal state of Antarctic governance and changing geopolitical dynamics within the ATS

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Crisis diplomacy, Kingdom of Denmark chairship of the Arctic Council, and the evolution of Greenlandic foreign policy

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Greenland, geopolitics and Danish diplomacy with Jeppe Kofod, former Foreign Minister of Denmark

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Future of the Artic Council in the context of global governance, scientific cooperation and observer state participation

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Future of the Arctic Council: Nuuk, Copenhagen and the upcoming Kingdom of Denmark chairship with Greenland in the lead

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Future of the Arctic Council: Science diplomacy, Arctic exceptionalism and innovative governance in a time of geopolitical turbulence

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Global gaze on Greenland: Analyzing upcoming elections, security situation and relations with the United States, Denmark, China and the E.U.

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Greenland’s Future in the Face of Trump’s Advances: Crisis in the Kingdom of Denmark

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Greenland gambit 2.0: Arctic Geopolitics and Donald Trump’s Geographical Imagination, with Prof. Klaus Dodds

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Arctic security, seabed warfare, Russia-China relations and U.S. engagement under Trump: Mathieu Boulègue on the events, issues and upheavals shaping geopolitics for 2025

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Cracks in Consensus: Krill, marine conservation and the consequences of CCMALR 43 failures for Antarctic governance and geopolitics

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Carrots, sticks and the near-Arctic state narrative: China’s influence strategies in the Arctic

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Analyzing ATCM 46: Current issues and dynamics in the governance and geopolitics of Antarctica

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Arctic nation, or not? The Geopolitics of Arctic state identity

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Spotlight on Svalbard: Realities and myths in a microcosm of Arctic geopolitics

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Mobilizing Arctic expertise: Seven scientific themes for Arctic Frontiers 2025

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Antarctic science or polar oil exploration? Prof. Klaus Dodds on Russia’s grey zone activities in the Weddell Sea

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Securitization dynamics: Greenland’s pivotal place in the Arctic security configuration

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From the Barents Sea to the Bering Strait: Arctic geopolitics at the regional and local levels

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Northern Flank: Arctic-Baltic security interconnections since the NATO accession of Sweden and Finland

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Ian Bremmer on Antarctica and the geopolitics of the polar regions

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Sustainable development, community resilience and regional security in a globally connected Arctic with Anu Fredrikson, Executive Director of Arctic Frontiers

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Data cable crossroad or circumpolar chokepoint: The geopolitics of subsea infrastructure in the Arctic

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Russia, security and the effects of NATO enlargement in the Arctic

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Nuclear risks from Kakhovka Dam destruction and enduring issues surrounding Soviet-era energy infrastructure

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Alaska: Energy, security and political economy in the American Arctic

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World stages: Arctic megaconferences as platforms for governance and geopolitical performance

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Insights on Antarctic governance and geopolitics with former CCAMLR chair Jakob Granit

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Inside the Arctic Council pause with Finland’s Arctic Ambassador Petteri Vuorimäki

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Looking North for Renewables: Arctic solutions to Europe’s green transition

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Arctic Politics present and past: Prof. Oran Young reflects on governance, Gorbachev and the current Arctic Council crisis

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Arctic Council in Crisis: Russia and the governance of the Polar regions in the aftermath of Ukraine

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Arctic, Baltic and Beyond: Geopolitics, security and the spectre of a new Cold War

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Casualties of War? Arctic and Antarctic cooperation and the future of the liberal international order with Prof. Klaus Dodds

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Geopolitical spillover: Analyzing the Arctic implications of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

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Camp Century, the US Army’s under-ice Arctic base: A story of Cold War--and contemporary—geopolitics in Greenland

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EU Arctic Policy and Geopolitics with Amb. Michael Mann

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Brazil and the Antarctic Geopolitics of South America

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Making the case for the controversial Davis Aerodrome in East Antarctica

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Science and geopolitics in Svalbard: the Ny-Ålesund Research Station

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Assessing the future of Arctic shipping in the wake of the Suez Canal incident

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Interregnum No More: A Realist Perspective on the Geopolitics of the Arctic over the past 40 years

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Prognosticating U.S. polar policies and geopolitics under the Biden administration

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Pandemic 2020 and the polar regions: The geopolitical year in review with Prof. Klaus Dodds

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Beyond the Science Criterion: Reconsidering Antarctic governance in an era of climate change

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China’s polar strategy at a crossroads: Pursue paradigms of the 19th century past, or envision a sustainable future

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Asian engagement in the Arctic: Evolving strategies and activities of Asian Arctic Council observer states

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The return of great power competition: American geopolitical engagement in the Arctic, with D.A.S. Michael J. Murphy of the U.S. State Department

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Governance disrupted: Pandemic impacts on Antarctica

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Barents Sea and Svalbard: Norway-Russia relations in an Arctic geopolitical hotspot

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Crisis as opportunity: China and coronavirus diplomacy in the Arctic

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Risks to Arctic Communities from the Coronavirus

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Russia, China and the Arctic: Strategic partnership, strategic mistrust?

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Northern Sea Route: Embodiment of Russia's interests and ambitions in the Arctic

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The Geopolitics of the "Polar"

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Securing the Canadian Arctic with Brigadier General Patrick Carpentier, Commander of Joint Task Force North

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Resilient Regime at 60: An international law perspective on the ATS

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ATS under pressure: Dome A, Australia and great power geopolitics in Antarctica

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Deep dive into Ocean and Cryosphere IPCC Report with coordinating lead author Martin Sommerkorn

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Paul Musgrave on Trump and Greenland in a Global and Historical Context

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Hot Take on Trump's Greenland Gambit

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Frozen Claims and Contemporary Geopolitics: History and Heritage in Antarctica

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2007 and Beyond: The Media and Narratives of Geopolitical Competition in the Arctic

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Greenpeace, CCAMLR and MPAs: An NGO Perspective on Protecting Antarctica

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Greenland’s Lost Norse: Parables of Adaptation from the North Atlantic

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The Arctic Council: Indispensable international regime?

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King of the Cryosphere: Antarctica and the Earth system with Will Steffen

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Climate Adaptation and Food Security in Alaskan indigenous communities

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Michael Byers: Outer Space and the Arctic—Governance in Cold, Dark and Dangerous Places

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John Holdren: Climate change, the Arctic and current U.S policies

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Arctic Council's ambivalent engagement with climate change

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The Geopolitics of Greenland within the Kingdom of Denmark: Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen pt. 2

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Jon Rahbek-Clemmensen pt. 1: Arctic governance and the A5 ten years after Ilulissat

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Klaus Dodds pt. 2: UK Arctic Policy, Arctic Council and potential British Antarctic strategy

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Klaus Dodds pt. 1: Geopolitics, Ross Sea MPA, and CAO fisheries moratorium