Ep 12: Iselin Stensdal: The Myth of China's Arctic Ambitions
Andrew Henderson sits down with Dr. Iselin Stensdal, Senior Research Fellow at the Fridtjof Nansen Institute, to examine one of today's most misunderstood geopolitical frontiers: the Arctic. While headlines often portray China's growing presence in the region as an existential strategic challenge, …
Why China plays by the rules in the Arctic
China has no Arctic territory, calls itself a near-Arctic state, and has worked its way into almost every legal regime in the region. Dr Iselin Stensdal talks about international law as China's way in. The conversation covers the Law of the Sea and the Northern Sea Route, the Central Arctic Ocean …
Why China plays by the rules in the Arctic
China has no Arctic territory, calls itself a near-Arctic state, and has worked its way into almost every legal regime in the region. Dr Iselin Stensdal talks about international law as China's way in. The conversation covers the Law of the Sea and the Northern Sea Route, the Central Arctic Ocean …
Ep 9 Belt and Road Initiative and the Northern Sea Route
Back in the second episode of this podcast, we interviewed two scholars on China’s aspirations in the Arctic region, the University of Oslo’s Iselin Stensdal and Fudan Development Institute’s Arthur Guschin. In this episode, Arthur is back, this time with a lecture for economics students from Gothe…
Ep 2 NC podcast: China's interest in the Arctic
Interview with Iselin Stensdal, PhD fellow at the University of Oslo and researcher at Fridtjof Nansen Institute, and Arthur Guschin, visiting scholar at Fudan Development Institute and former visiting scholar at Nordic Institute of Asian Studies.
Recorded in December 2016.
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