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This series of five expert dialogues examines US collaboration with Indo-Pacific partners in sustainable resource development and governance in the Arctic, in the context of concern over deepening Sino-Russian collaboration in resource governance and trade. The second dialogue in our series examines perspectives from two scholars from Singapore who will discuss their country's interests in and contribution to the Arctic region, as well as how the Arctic is connected to Singapore. Christopher Len will provide a view of the Arctic from Singapore, focusing on how energy developments in the Arctic -- ranging from the development of remote energy systems, to natural resource extraction and utilization, to research on low carbon and clean energy solutions -- are connected to the wider world including Singapore and the Southeast Asian region. Hema Nadarajah, Senior Program Manager for Southeast Asia at Canada's Asia-Pacific Foundation, also will address Canada's interest in engaging with Southeast Asian partners in the Arctic. The dialogue will conclude with a discussion of the potential for US engagement with Singapore in the Arctic.
The US Indo-Pacific Strategy aims to develop coalitions that pursue common goals outside the region as well as within it. Although the US Arctic Strategy prioritizes cooperation with Arctic allies in sustainable resource development and governance, US Indo-Pacific partners (Japan, South Korea, India, and Singapore) also share these goals as well as our concern over deepening Sino-Russian collaboration in Arctic resource governance and trade.
Outlet: Alaska Public Media
Lori Townsend speaks to Troy Bouffard, director of the Center for Arctic Security
and Resilience at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and Michael Sfraga, chair of
the U.S. Arctic Research Commission.
Global Conflict or Cooperation? A panel presentation involving Arctic Security featuring Dr. Whitney Lackenbauer, Dr. James Kraska, and Mr. Sam Alexander, moderated by Troy Bouffard and broadcasted live on C-SPAN.
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States.
The George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies recently hosted the week-long seminar, European Security Seminar-North: “Cooperation or Confrontation?” The event was co-facilitated by Troy Bouffard, Director of the UAF Center for Arctic Security and Resilience.
Featuring: Dr. Camilla T. N. Sørensen and Dr. Marc Lanteigne
Arctic Academic eTalks is a bi-monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution)
on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security
professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark
(Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States.
Featuring: Lieutenant General David A. Krumm
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States.
Featuring: VADM Poulin
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States
Featuring: Major General Andrysiak
LPDs are a commander's program involving focused, thematic professional development events for subordinate commanders, command teams and primary staff. CASR is proud to support United States Army Alaska for this event and wishes the commander great success on his next assignment.
Featuring: BGen Godbout
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States
Featuring: Dr. Andrea Charron and Dr. Joshua Tallis
Arctic Academic eTalks is a bi-monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States
On July 1st, the par Groupe d'études géopolitiques (GEG) Weekly Seminar will discuss the Russian chairmanship of the Arctic Council which takes place in a context of great economic ambitions and geopolitical tensions in the region.
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States.
Featuring: Mr. Niklas Granholm
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States
Dr. Liz Buchanan rejoins the podcast alongside Troy Bouffard to discuss NATO, NORTHCOM, and NORAD's differing roles in the Arctic and the challenge of establishing an Arctic security institution.
Featuring: Troy Bouffard and Dr. Malgorzata (Gosia) Smieszek
Arctic Academic eTalks is a bi-monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders.
The objective of this conference is to shed light on the strategy and intentions of Russia in relation to its upcoming chairmanship of the Arctic Council. Additionally, panelists will analyse what other Arctic states (Canada, Nordic countries, United States) and people (Indigenous groups) have to expect from the Russian chairmanship and what are the policy debates that these states are likely to face in the next two years
Featuring: Mr. Janne Kuusela
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues
affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals,
and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland
and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States
The event is a student forum on the North American Arctic co-hosted with Norwich University Peace and War Center, in cooperation with the Royal Military College (RMC), Collège militaire royal de Saint-Jean (CMR) and University of Alaska Fairbanks, Center for Arctic Security and Resilience (CASR).
The students come from several different North American service academies. At either the undergraduate or graduate level, students have taken on semester-long assignments as part of preparation and participation in the event, which will also require final products as part of the curriculum as well as a report to sponsoring officials.
Draft article presentation at the “Fulbright International Arctic Seminar” Moscow, Russia. 19-20 March 2021, online. Jointly Organized by: U.S. Embassy Moscow, the Fulbright Program in Russia, and the Institute of International Education, Moscow.
Featuring: Commodore James A. Clarke.
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues
affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals,
and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland
and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States
Featuring: Dr. Brandon Boyal, Alex Bennett, and Troy Bouffard.
Join the International Arctic Research Center for January’s IARC salon titled, New Dimensions of Arctic Security. The discussion will explore Alaska’s evolving role in national and Arctic security
Featuring: Sara Olsvig
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States
Featuring: Friðrik Jónsson.
Arctic eTalks is a monthly forum for open discussion (non-attribution) on key issues affecting the Circumpolar Arctic for academics, defense and security professionals, and military leaders from Canada, Finland, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark (Greenland and Faroe Islands), Norway, Sweden, and the United States
Featuring: Troy Bouffard and Dr. P. Whitney Lackenbauer
The NAADSN Ideas Series is a regularly occurring event engaging in the various network
topics.
This event Title: Russian Arctic Strategies - Ambitions and Near-Term Expectations
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