Russia and the Arctic: Constructing a New Cold War?

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Russia and the Arctic: Constructing a New Cold War?

Robert English

University of Southern California

The main threat to Arctic security comes not from military rivalry but climate change, and the common dangers we face from accelerating environmental collapse. Robert English evaluates these dangers, and discusses how we can defend against them.

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Russia and the Arctic: Constructing a New Cold War?