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Camille Escudé is a PhD candidate in international relations at Sciences Po-CERI, France. She is the author of the Arctic Yearbook’s article “The Strength of Flexibility: The Arctic Council in the Arctic Norm-Setting Process.”
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WORLD POLICY: The Arctic Council is sometimes viewed as being ineffective because it lacks legal authority. But with flexibility comes strength, says Camille Escudé, a PhD candidate in international relations at Sciences Po-CERI, France.
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