This article contributes to the discussion on socio-environmental conflicts and extractive
projects in the Arctic region. Fifty-three socio-environmental conflicts are analysed, using …

This timely book analyses the status of hydrocarbon energy in Russia as both a saleable
commodity and as a source of societal and political power. Through empirical studies in …

Fossil fuel resources continue to play a significant role in the strategies and policies of Arctic
states, despite the accelerating global climate crisis. This is especially the case in the …

The Arctic currently holds a prominent place in global policy. It is a sparsely populated
region experiencing major consequences of global change, such as climate change, shifting …

Drawing from the need for distinct approaches in environmental justice (EJ) research, in this
chapter, we choose decolonial EJ both theoretically and methodologically. Extractive …

Offshore wind is a growing part of coastal states' energy portfolios and is undergoing rapid
expansion in the United States. A robust body of research examines this transition through …

Climate change is ushering in a new era across the circumpolar region, affecting all aspects
of Arctic life, including conditions of security across the circumpolar Arctic. This article argues …

This article examines 16 environmental conflicts across the Arctic that demonstrate
resistance to both climate and green extractive colonialisms. Resistance movements counter …

The Arctic arouses many associations and emotions. Discovery, human bravery, exploration
and scientific progress are connected to the'adventure'Arctic. The Cold War, submarine …

The figure of the 'Arctic hysteric'emerged in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
in the discourses of polar explorations and Arctic colonisation as part of photographic and …