• Introduction - Defining & Mapping the Arctic: Sovereignties, Policies & Perceptions - Lassi Heininen, Heather Exner-Pirot & Justin Barnes

Section I: Arctic Security and Sovereignty

• The Arctic Ocean: Boundaries and Disputes - Andreas Østhagen & Clive H. Schofield
• FONOP in Vain: The Legal Logics of a US Navy FONOP in the Canadian or Russian Arctic - Cornell Overfield
• The Arctic, Russia and Coercion of Navigation - Viktoriya Nikitina
• A decolonial approach to Arctic security and sovereignty - Gabriella Gricius
• Beyond the nation-state paradigm: Inuit self-determination and international law in the Northwest Passage - Juliana Wilczynski
• At the front lines of increased shipping and climate change: Inuit perspectives on Canadian Arctic sovereignty and security - Nicolien van Luijk, Jackie Dawson, Natalie Carter, Gloria Song, Colleen Parker, Kayla Grey & Jennifer Provencher

Section II: Geopolitics on the Map

• Measuring and mapping the Arctic: Cartography and the legacies of nineteenth-century Arctic science - John Woitkowitz
• The Faroese Sub-State Unit’s Response to Arctic Political Development - Hallbera West
• Arctic Interests and Policy of Turkey: Dilemmas, Approaches, and Initiatives - Onur Limon
• Responsible International Citizenship and China’s Participation in Arctic Regionalization - Sanna Kopra & Liisa Kauppila
• The role of technology in China’s Arctic engagement: A means as well as an end in itself - Camilla T.N. Sørensen & Christopher Weidacher Hsiung

Section III: Mapping Russian Arctic Development

• Strategy, Competition, and Legitimization: Development of the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation - Sergey Sukhankin, P. Whitney Lackenbauer & Troy Bouffard
• The development of Arctic offshore oil and gas resources in Russia: Energy policy updates and new activities by companies - Luiza Brodt
• How Russia’s New Vision of Territorial Development in the Arctic Can Boost China-Russia Economic Collaboration - Gao Tianming & Vasilii Erokhin

Section IV: The Economics of Geography

• A geopolitical outlook on Arctification in northern Europe: Insights from tourism, regional branding and higher education and research institutions - Dorothee Bohn & Alix Varnajot
• A Picture is Worth [More Than] a Thousand Words: Visualizing Local and Tourist Perceptions of Greenland through Social Media Photo Mapping - Tracy Michaud, Colleen Metcalf & Matthew Bampton
• Defining the limitations and opportunities in the consultation with the Sámi: The cases of the Arctic Railway and the Davvi Vindpark - Inker-Anni Sara, Torkel Rasmussen & Roy Krøvel
• Building a High-Performing Collaborative Innovation Ecosystem in the Arctic - Ekaterina Sofroneeva, Catherina von Koskull & Hannu Makkonen
• Geopolitical and Geoeconomic Articulations of the Arctic: Towards Multidimensional Spatiality? - Vesa Väätänen & Kaj Zimmerbauer
• Scenarios for sustainable development in the Arctic until 2050 - Alexandra Middleton, Anastasia Lazariva, Frode Nilssen, Alexey Kalinin & Anastasia Belostotskaya

Section V: Identity & Geography

• Three Hundred Years Hence: Colonialism, Indigeneity, Modernism and Nationalism in the Interpretative Repertoires of the Greenland Hans Egede Statue Debate - Robert Thomsen
• The continuing effects of colonisation in Avanersuaq - Martin Binachon
• Sense of place through human-animal interactions in the Russian Arctic: appropriation of the landscape by non-indigenous migrants - Nadia French
• Perceptions of Wildfire Risk and Responsibility in Management: A Comparative Analysis of Fairbanks, Alaska and Los Angeles, California - Charlene Burns & Jacob Graham
• Arcticness and the Urbanism of the North - Peter Hemmersam
• Indigenizing Education: Historical Perspectives and Present Challenges in Sámi Education - Pigga Keskitalo & Torjer Olsen
• The power of maps in shaping visions about the Arctic - Helena Gonzales Lindberg

Section VI: Art & Culture in Identity

• Introduction - Guest Editor Robert P. Wheelersburg
• Mapping New Genre Arctic Art - Timo Jokela, Maria Huhmarniemi, Ruth Beer & Anna Soloviova
• Through an Applied Visual Art Lens: Mapping the Arctic through Art and Design-based Actions of Place Mapping and a Multisensory Approach - Katri Sofia Konttinen
• Making space for Indigenous perspectives: cultural sovereignty in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) - Dzhuliiana Semenova
• Izvatas cultural identification and self-determination: The study of the “Lud” tradition - Karolina Sikora & Maria Fedina
• Complex Yoiks – A Time Traveller: Aboriginal Oral Traditions Among the Sámi in Sweden - Krister Stoor
• City as Home: Sense of Security and Emotional Places in the Drawings of Schoolchildren from the Nordic Countries and Russia - Tatiana Zhigaltsova

Briefing Notes

• Finding Marguerite and Tookoolito: “Mapping Women of the Arctic” - Carol Devine, Tahnee Prior & Gosia Smieszek
• Subsistence: A critical overview of the concept - Susanna Gartler
• Swedish Sámi reindeer herders seek Indigenous rights - Robert P. Wheelersburg
• Arctic Indigenous peoples and the state: Toward a universal convergence of Arctic reconciliation - Barry Scott Zellen
• Plans, problems and perspectives for Greenland's project independence - Michael Paul
• Gateway Maine: Following Old Arctic Routes to a Sustainable Future for the United States - Susana Hancock
• Opening-up the Arctic through international science: The Case of Svalbard, Norway - Mayline Strouk