Alan D. Hemmings From inception, there has been a gap between the rhetoric around Antarctic ‘demilitarisation’ and its contingent and spatially limited expression in the 1959 Antarctic Treaty. Subsequent development of the Antarctic Treaty System has not changed this. Indeed,...

Maj Gen Randy ‘Church’ Kee This paper explores the increased demands of urgent and emergency responses on US Coast Guard and other maritime operator missions including search and rescue, humanitarian assistance, and disaster response in the context of significant environmental...

Professor Heather Nicol This paper explores the layered relationship between security practice in the Canada-US Arctic borderlands and Northern communities’ well-being. Evolving management practices that stem from southern border policy have defined a security relationship between Alaska, Yukon and the...

Professor Christian Leuprecht The literature, policy, and practice in managing borders and their integrity in North America is dominated by paradigms from the continent’s more southern borders – since that is where most people live and most good cross the...