Polar Perspectives

Polar Perspectives is a publication series addressing the many important and dynamic issues occurring in the Arctic and Antarctic regions. Polar Institute staff, fellows, and colleagues provide research, insight, analysis, and opinion on a wide range of issues shaping the political, economic, social, scientific, environmental, and security contours of the regions.

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Polar Perspectives No. 16 | Icy Routes to Safety: A Humane Approach to Managing Ambitions of Refugee Weaponization at the European Arctic Border with Russia

By Pauline Baudu

Polar Perspectives No. 15 Title Page

Security and Defense

Polar Perspectives No. 15 | Complexity Does Not Signify Failure

By Suzanne Lalonde

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Security and Defense

Polar Perspectives No. 14 | Sanctions, Shipping, and Sabotage: China and Russia Enter the 'Gray Zone' in the Baltic Sea

By Kristina Spohr

Polar Perspectives No. 13 - Cover Photo

Polar Perspectives No. 13 | The Intelligence Community Must Evolve to Meet the Reality of Arctic Change

By Marisol Maddox

Polar Perspectives No. 12 | Norway’s Arctic Strategy – Steady As She Goes

Polar Perspectives No. 12 | Norway’s Arctic Strategy – Steady As She Goes

By Alf Håkon Hoel

Polar Perspectives No. 11 | The “New” Arctic as a Zone of Peaceful Competition

Polar Perspectives No. 11 | The “New” Arctic as a Zone of Peaceful Competition

Polar Perspectives No. 10

Polar Perspectives No. 10 | Is COVID-19 helping or hindering effective management of Antarctic tourism?

By Hanne Nielsen

Polar Perspectives No. 9 | The Antarctic Treaty System in 2021: Important Anniversaries but Challenges for Consensus Decision-Making

Polar Perspectives No. 9 | The Antarctic Treaty System in 2021: Important Anniversaries but Challenges for Consensus Decision-Making

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