call for papers

The Arctic Yearbook is calling for abstracts for its 2023 volume. The Arctic Yearbook is an international and peer-reviewed volume which focuses on issues of regional governance, development, environmental politics, circumpolar relations, geopolitics and security, all broadly defined. It is an open access, online publication.

1st Call for Papers for the 2023 Calotte Academy, with the theme "Non-state Arctic actors and circumpolar regionalization," which will be held 11-18 June 2023, in Northern parts of Sweden, Norway and Finland, and Sapmi.

The Calotte Academy 2022, with the title The global Arctic today: cooperation & power politics, fossil economy & climate catastrophe, science & Indigenous knowledge will take place 10 – 18 June 2022 in Sapmi, the European Arctic. Its sessions & excursions will be organized in Kiruna & Abisko, Tromsø & Alta, and Hetta, Inari & Rovaniemi.

The Arctic Yearbook (https://arcticyearbook.com) is calling for abstracts for its 2022 volume.

The 2021 Academy, with the title New and Emerging Trends of Arctic Governance, Geopolitics, Geoeconomics and Science, will take place in 15-21 November 2021 in the European Arctic, including sessions in Enontekiö, Inari, Kautokeino, Kirkenes and Rovaniemi (in Finland, Norway and Sapmi).

Calotte Academy 2019 has been postponed and is now planned to be organised during 12-19 of November. Application deadline in 20 September 2019.

Deadline foe Calotte academy 2019 has been extended. New abstract submission deadline is April 7, 2019. The theme of the 2019 Academy is “Future Arctic Societies: Scenarios, Innovations, Best Practices, Drivers & Actors.”

The Arctic Yearbook is an international and peer-reviewed volume which focuses on issues of regional governance, development, circumpolar relations, and geopolitics, all broadly defined. It is an open access, online publication. Call for Abstracts (deadline): 1 March 2019 (250-400 words); Draft papers (deadline): 15 June 2019 (4000-6000 words).