Why the Arctic Has Become Central to American Security

Why the Arctic Has Become Central to American Security

What is the United States’ vision in and for the Arctic and why has the region become central to U.S. security in recent years? Joining the conversation are: Thomas E. Dans, Chair, United States Arctic Research Commission (USARC); andDavid Balton, Senior Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School's Arctic Initiative, and Former U.S. Ambassador.The Session is moderated by Katrín Jakobsdóttir, Chair of the Arctic Circle Polar Dialogue and Former Prime Minister of Iceland. This discussion was recorded l...

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Arctic Sea Routes and Eco-Friendly Shipbuilding

Arctic Sea Routes and Eco-Friendly Shipbuilding

As Arctic ice retreats, new sea routes are opening up. How are nations and industries adapting to this new maritime reality and what does it mean for global trade, port economics, and the future of sh...

22 Sep 55min

Arctic Culinary Diplomacy

Arctic Culinary Diplomacy

Food is a living expression of culture, health, identity, and intergenerational memory. How can culinary diplomacy bring together Indigenous and Western food systems? Joining the conversation are: Sa...

15 Sep 50min

Arctic Power Dynamics: Russia, China, and the Shifting Security Landscape

Arctic Power Dynamics: Russia, China, and the Shifting Security Landscape

As global power dynamics shift, how do we strike the right balance between deterrence, dialogue, and sustainable development in the Arctic? And what do the changes underway mean for Arctic governance,...

8 Sep 55min

Svalbard: An Arctic Laboratory

Svalbard: An Arctic Laboratory

What is Svalbard telling us about our changing planet, and what makes it such a unique place for Arctic research? Joining the conversation are: Harald Steen, Research Director, Norwegian Polar Instit...

25 Aug 53min

What Does the 5th International Polar Year Mean for the Arctic?

What Does the 5th International Polar Year Mean for the Arctic?

The 5th International Polar Year is on the horizon. It is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to accelerate polar research, strengthen international cooperation, and deepen the collaboration with Indig...

18 Aug 50min

Is Cooperation with China Still Possible?

Is Cooperation with China Still Possible?

Is scientific collaboration with China in the Arctic still possible, desirable, and on whose terms? Joining the conversation are: Chen Liulin, Deputy Director of the Polar Development and Internatio...

11 Aug 58min

Arctic Fish: Sentinels of Climate Change

Arctic Fish: Sentinels of Climate Change

What are Arctic fish telling us about the dynamics of a system in transition and what does it mean for ecosystems, communities, and the future of the Arctic? Joining the conversation are: Irene Alabi...

7 Aug 1h 15min

The GIUK Gap is Back: Why This Cold War Chokepoint Matters Again

The GIUK Gap is Back: Why This Cold War Chokepoint Matters Again

Why has the GIUK Gap, the maritime corridor between Greenland, Iceland, and the United Kingdom, returned to the centre of global security debates, and in what new forms? Joining the conversation are:...

28 Jul 52min

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