Professor Dr. Helga Haftendorn, a former Professor of International Relations at the Free University Berlin and AGI participant, examines Germany’s interest in the Arctic’s natural resources, particularly the interests of German industry that relies heavily on such resources.
This essay, which is written in German, was originally published for Internationale Politik.
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