Research project Geopolitical Impacts on State and Stakeholder Views on Arctic Governance
The project examines geopolitical impacts on state and stakeholder perceptions of Arctic governance in Sweden and in international organizations such as the Arctic Council, European Union, and United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea.
We focus on the legitimation and perceived legitimacy of Arctic institutions in the eyes of stakeholders and states, and identify, map, and explain the policy ideas that exist for a democratic and ecologically sustainable transition in the Arctic. For this project, we conduct in-depth interviews and a large-scale survey among Swedish societal and political leaders.
Project members
Project managers
Lisa Dellmuth
Professor
Members
Lisa Dellmuth
Professor
Nicholas Olczak
Postdoc
Emilie Broek
Research assistant
