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Thursday
Apr252013

Call For Submissions: Middle East and North Africa Issue

Thesiger & Company ('Thesigers') invites prospective contributors to its flagship publication, Current Intelligence, to submit essays for consideration for the Summer 2013 issue.

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Monday
Apr012013

Cool Hunting: Mapping Arctic Stakeholders 

Arctic stakeholders have demonstrated their interest in peaceful, sustainable development of the region, but the real challenge is recognising local priorities and integrating them into natural resource management efforts.

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Thursday
Mar282013

Defining Arctic Coastal and User Interests

Why defining the interests of Arctic’s coastal and user states and avoiding conflict between them might be more straightforward than most people think

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Wednesday
Mar272013

Cold Rush: Exploring Arctic Myths and Misconceptions

Exploring the reality and the hype of Arctic boundary disputes, land grabs, resource races, and the transformation of global shipping

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Monday
Mar252013

Unrest in the Maldives

After a brief taste of democracy, the Maldives has veered back towards authoritarian rule in the past year; by exploiting fundamentalist religious and nationalist forces, the current crop of rulers may have undermined their own positions

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Tuesday
Mar192013

China's Ambitions in the Arctic

China has clearly identified the Arctic as an arena for international contest, but its policy for the region, still in its infancy, remains hostage to climate change.

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Friday
Mar082013

Hagel, the Right, and the Fight for American Power

The tumultuous confirmation process of America’s new Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel revealed a great deal about the current state of US politics, putting to rest any doubts that the era of bipartisan

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