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The Polar Institute highlights the many forms of Arctic security, including human security, environmental security, health security, and military security. While addressing issues like national security, homeland security, community security, water and food security, the Institute explores the complex set of issues emerging within the Great Power Competition in the Arctic between the United States, Russia, and China. These "securities" of the Arctic will evolve as more actors enter the region and global tensions elsewhere continue to challenge the idea of a peaceful Arctic region with related governance and cooperative structures.
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The Polar Institute and the Arctic Domain Awareness Center are pleased to announce the creation of a new series of programs entitled Arctic Security Dialogues. The Dialogues will address a broad spectrum of security issues to include, but not limited to national security, homeland security, and the many components of civil security. The first program in the Arctic Security Dialogues series was "United States Department of Air Force Arctic Strategy: Perspectives and Insights."
Arctic Security Dialogues
United States Air Force Arctic Strategy: Perspectives and Insights
The Polar Institute and the Arctic Domain Awareness Center are pleased to present the first installment in the Arctic Security Dialogues.
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Jim Townsend
Global Fellow, Polar Institute
Dr. Michael Sfraga
Former Chair & Distinguished Fellow, Polar Institute
Read more from MichaelOnce considered remote and isolated, the Arctic region is now part of the global political, social, economic, security, and geopolitical landscape—this reality requires research and policy analysis now more than ever.
Sherri Goodman
Senior Fellow, Polar Institute and Environmental Change & Security Program
Lawson W. Brigham
Global Fellow, Polar Institute
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