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Arctic Review on Law and Politics Arctic Review on Law and Politics is a scientific, multidisciplinary journal in the fields of jurisprudence and social sciences.

The journal presents peer-reviewed articles on topics related to the Circumpolar Northern societies.

Arctic Review is pleased to present a highly relevant contribution from renowned Arctic expert, Professor Emeritus Oran ...
13/05/2025

Arctic Review is pleased to present a highly relevant contribution from renowned Arctic expert, Professor Emeritus Oran R. Young.
Inspired by the essay collection "A Fractured North", the article "The Role of the International Arctic Community in A Fractured North”, offers a thoughtful examination of the evolution of Northern Studies over the past four decades.
📖 Read the article here: https://brill.com/view/journals/arlp/aop/article-10.1163-23874562-20250002/article-10.1163-23874562-20250002.xml
Photos by Øyvind Ravna

Arctic Review is proud to present its first original, peer-reviewed article published on the journal’s new platform at B...
13/05/2025

Arctic Review is proud to present its first original, peer-reviewed article published on the journal’s new platform at Brill.
In "Russia, Geopolitics and Fisheries Management: A Tale of Two Seas", Anne-Kristin Jørgensen and Geir Hønneland (Fridtjof Nansen Institute, Norway), together with Laurentiu Plesca and Radu Carp (University of Bucharest), examine and compare the historical development and current status of fisheries management in the Barents Sea and the Black Sea.
📖 Read the article here: https://brill.com/view/journals/arlp/aop/article-10.1163-23874562-20256748/article-10.1163-23874562-20256748.xml

All photos Wikimedia commons CC BY-SA 4.0: 1. Russian Trawler "Zvezda Murmana" in Båtsfjord, North Norway, 2. A fishing boat at Black Sea in Espiye - Giresun, Turkey, 3. USSR stamp: Black Sea Seiner and Fish. Series: Soviet Fishing Industry.

ARCTIC REVIEW on BRILL: As of 1 March 2025, Brill Nijhoff has taken over Arctic Review on Law and Politics. The first ed...
09/05/2025

ARCTIC REVIEW on BRILL: As of 1 March 2025, Brill Nijhoff has taken over Arctic Review on Law and Politics. The first editorial under its new home is now live. Under Brill, Arctic Review will build on the journal’s strengths in focusing on resource management, environmental stewardship and Indigenous rights across the circumpolar North, while adding rigorous analysis of Arctic security policy. This new platform positions Arctic Review at the forefront of Arctic scholarship. Read the editorial here: https://brill.com/view/journals/arlp/aop/article-10.1163-23874562-20250001/article-10.1163-23874562-20250001.xml

Arctic Review is pleased to publish the original article “How the Ukraine War Stopped Arctic Brinkmanship” by professor ...
21/02/2025

Arctic Review is pleased to publish the original article “How the Ukraine War Stopped Arctic Brinkmanship” by professor Tormod Heier, Norwegian Defence University College. The article shows that military antagonism and provocative exercises between U.S. and Russian forces in the Arctic has declined during the two last years which he connects to the Ukraine War. As both protagonists forge self-imposed restraints, Russia’s 2022 invasion has inadvertently led to more Arctic stability. Read the interesting article here: https://arcticreview.no/index.php/arctic/article/view/6837/11032
(c)photos: 1. Ministry of Defense of Ukraine/Wikimedia Commons, 2. The Presidential Office Ukraine, https://www.president.gov.ua/ Wikimedia commons, 3. Øyvind Ravna/Arctic Review.

Ollu lihkku Sámi Álbmotbeivviin !!
06/02/2025

Ollu lihkku Sámi Álbmotbeivviin !!

The speech of rector Anders Fällström at Mid Sweden University eloquently highlights the university’s commitment to the ...
19/11/2024

The speech of rector Anders Fällström at Mid Sweden University eloquently highlights the university’s commitment to the South Sámi population of Sweden, particularly in the areas of research, education, and collaboration. Recognizing the significance of this address, Arctic Review on Law and Politics has chosen to publish the speech in full. Read this notable speech here: https://arcticreview.no/index.php/arctic/article/view/6853/10609 Photo by Ø. Ravna and Mid-Sweden University

Professor Ravna with a highly relevant book:Today, professor at UiT the Arctic University of Norway, Øyvind Ravna, relea...
06/11/2024

Professor Ravna with a highly relevant book:
Today, professor at UiT the Arctic University of Norway, Øyvind Ravna, releases his new book "Same- and Reindriftsrett".
The book deals among others with the legal rules for Sámi reindeer herding in Norway, which includes both non-statutory rules developed through Sámi customs and immemorial usage, and laws issued by the Parliament (Stortinget) to regulate reindeer herding and other Sámi land use internally and vis-à-vis other interests. The book deals with the rules on land claims and the immemorial usage - particularly with regard to the adaptations that must be done when deciding on legal issues where the use is rooted in Sami traditions.
The book also covers related topics within Sámi law, such as the right to natural resources and “land and waters”, especially with a view to the Sámi areas in Finnmark and the legal survey going on there.
The book also deals with sources of law and methodological issues that are particular to Sámi and reindeer husbandry law.

I dag gir professor ved UiT Norges arktiske universitet, Øyvind Ravna, ut sin nye bok «Same- og reindriftsrett». Boka tar for seg rettsreglene for samisk reindrift i Norge, som både omfatter ulovfestede regler utviklet gjennom samiske sedvaner og alders tids bruk, og lover gitt av Stortinget for...

Arctic Review has published the short article: “Russia’s Ministry of Justice Decision to Label 55 Organizations as Extre...
08/10/2024

Arctic Review has published the short article: “Russia’s Ministry of Justice Decision to Label 55 Organizations as Extremists: Implications for the Rights of Indigenous Peoples of Russia”, by Ekatarina Zmyvalova, Mid Sweden University, Sweden. Read the article here: https://arcticreview.no/index.php/arctic/article/view/6735/10373
Photo: Russian Embassy London - Ukraine - Anti-War signs 27Feb2022, kwh 1050 / Wikimediacommons
Enjoy the good reading!!

Arctic Review has published the original articles: "On the Vulnerabilities of the Northern Sea Route’s Maritime Transpor...
24/06/2024

Arctic Review has published the original articles: "On the Vulnerabilities of the Northern Sea Route’s Maritime Transportation System", by Björn Gunnarsson, Nord University, Centre for High North Logistics, Business School, Norway. Read the good article here: https://arcticreview.no/index.php/arctic/article/view/6409/10092
The photo shows Russian, Canadian and American icebreakers working through the Arctic together, photo by LCDR Steve Wheeler, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3585133
Enjoy the good readings

06/06/2024
Arctic Review has published the original articles: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Residence Permit Appea...
05/06/2024

Arctic Review has published the original articles: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Residence Permit Appeals at the Administrative Courts of Finland: Acquiescence Bias by Legalised Judicial Injustices in Finland, by Frank Ojwang
University of Lapland, Finland. Read the good article here: https://arcticreview.no/index.php/arctic/article/view/6260/10038
(c)photos: Priscilla Osei and Frank Ojwang

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