Donald Trump’s sabre-rattling over Greenland has alienated allies and weakened, not strengthened, the US’ position in the Arctic. If the US is serious about solidifying its Arctic position and rebuild bridges, it should draw some lessons from the EU’s experience, argues Aslak Veierud Busch
Aslak’s research focuses on Arctic geopolitics and the EU’s role in the Arctic.
He is interested in how geographic space is constructed in political discourse, imagery and popular culture, and the way in which these interact to shape geopolitical developments.
His research has been published in Geopolitics, Political Research Exchange, Foreign Policy Analysis and the Journal of International Relations and Development.
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