Research and Scholarship
- CASP Fellow, Dr. Lawson Brigham, has also continued to teach and inspire others about shipping issues in the Arctic. In addition to his contribution to the Coast Guard Arctic Proceedings edition, Dr. Brigham published two articles with the US Naval Institute Proceedings in January and May of this year, as well as a new book chapter. The USNI Proceedings articles are entitled, “Global Offshore Wind Energy: Emerging Ocean Use” and “The Suez Canal and Global Trade Routes”.
- Dr. Barry Zellen, the Class of ’65 Arctic Scholar continues to inspire cadets in the classroom and to pursue thought-provoking research for the Coast Guard. His latest work is featured in the recent CG Proceedings edition as well as in The Polar Journal, The Yearbook of Polar Law, and The Journal of International Security.Zellen, B. “Stepping-Stones to a Secure Arctic: Strategic Importance of Arctic Island Chains Grows in Lockstep with Rise in Polar Temperatures, State Rivalry,” CG Proceedings (The Coast Guard Journal of Safety and Security at Sea: Proceedings of the Marine Safety and Security Council), Volume 78, No. 1 (Spring 2021), 25-30. Zellen B. “State-Tribe Collaboration and the Future of Arctic Cooperation: Moderating Inter-State Competition through Collaborative Multilevel Governance, from Trading Posts to the Arctic Council,” in the Special Issue on Polar Law of The Polar Journal (Taylor & Francis Group), September 2020.
- Dr. Zellen also put thought into the recent news of the President’s interest in Greenland, Dr. Barry Zellen, CASP Staff
- Dr. Zellen’s recent discussion on China’s misplaced-attempt to assert themselves as “near Arctic.”, Dr. Barry Zellen, CASP Staff
- “Geospatial Comparison of Satellite-based Ship-Tracking Information in the U.S. Bering and Chukchi Seas”
- “Sustainable Shipping in a Changing Arctic,” Dr. Lawson W. Brigham (CASP Fellow)
- “Arctic Maritime Connections,” Dr. Lawson W. Brigham (CASP Fellow)
- House Testimony (pdf), Dr. Lawson W. Brigham
- “Arctic Maritime Connections,” VADM Rufe (USCG, ret.)
- “Closing the Icebreaker Gap (1 of 2),” Professor Craig Allen (CASP Fellow)
- “Closing the Icebreaker Gap (2 of 2),” Professor Craig Allen (CASP Fellow)
- “Arctic Maritime Connections,” Dr. Lawson W. Brigham (CASP Fellow)
- Chapter in “Governance of Arctic Shipping,” Dr. Lawson W. Brigham (CASP Fellow)
- “A Global Approach Informs U.S. Coast Guard Strategy in the Bering Strait Region”
- “A Busy March for Arctic Affairs Watchers,” Craig H. Allen
- “The Unique Dual-Nature Aspect of Search and Rescue Enables Competing Frames: Russia, the USA, and the Cruise Industry,” Rebecca Pincus and Michele Zebich-Knos
- “Have You Been to ‘The Arctic’? Frame Theory and the Role of Media Coverage in Shaping Arctic Discourse,” Dr. Rebecca Pincus and Saleem H. Ali
- “Charting the U.S. Maritime Arctic,” Dr. Lawson W. Brigham (CASP Fellow)
- “More Assets for the Arctic,” Dr. Lawson W. Brigham (CASP Fellow)
- “No One Wants a New Cold War In the Arctic,” Dr. Rebecca Pincus (CASP Staff)
- “Taking “Semper Paratus” to a Whole New Latitude in Connecticut and the Arctic,”Ms. Lucy Daghir (CASP Staff)
- “The Coast Guard Advances its Arctic Readiness in 2015, but Challenges Remain,” Dr. Craig Allen (previous CMPS faculty, presently CASP Fellow)
- “Russia and U.S. Must Maintain Arctic Relations in an Interconnected World,”David Slayton, Lawson W. Brigham, Ph.D (CASP Fellow)
- “Diplomacy on Ice; Energy and the Environment in the Arctic and Antarctic,” Edited by Dr. Rebecca Pincus and Saleem H. Ali
- “U.S. Coast Guard Activity in the Arctic Region,” CAPT Glenn Sulmasy, Mr. Andrew Wood
- “Is the U.S. Prepared Legally and Operationally to Protect its Arctic Interests?,” Mr. Jim Ellis (CASP Fellow)
- “Russia Sees Arctic Promise, So Must U.S.,” CAPT Glenn Sulmasy
- “Will Compulsory Dispute Settlement Sink the LOS Convention in the Senate?,”Dr. Craig Allen (previous CMSP faculty, presently CASP Fellow);
- “The International Law of the Sea: A Treaty for Thee; Customary Law for Me?,”Dr. Craig Allen (previous CMSP faculty, presently CASP Fellow)
- “The Time is Now to Act to Protect U.S. Interests in the Artic,” Dr. Craig Allen (previous CMSP faculty, presently CASP Fellow)
- “Envision a Cruise Ship Capsizing in Arctic Seas,” Dr. Craig Allen (previous CMSP faculty, presently CASP Fellow)
- CASP has completed the inaugural Annual Report for FY2019-2020. Feedback on CASP’s Annual Report from the Deputy Commandant for Operations, VADM Buschman: “Thank you for the work you do – the impact is outsized given your small numbers and light footprint. Your efforts in educating the next generation, partnering across international forums, and influencing the Arctic body of academia build trust outside our enterprise.”
- ARCSAR Policy Paper: Needs for Technology and Innovation in the Arctic North Atlantic
- The Future of Shipping in the Arctic: New Perspectives on the Next Frontier
- Bridging the Gap: Strategies for Civic Engagement and Diplomacy in the Bering Strait Region
- The Bering Strait: Reducing Risk Through International Cooperation and Capability Improvements
- Changes in the Arctic: Background and Issues for Congress
- China’s Strategic Interests in the Arctic
- U.S.–Canada Shared Interests and Opportunities in the North American Arctic Workshop Report
- Findings from Select Federal Reports: The National Security Implications of a Changing Climate
- Leadership for the Arctic Conference Proceedings
- Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment 2009 – Progress Report 2013
- Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment 2009 – Progress Report 2011
- Arctic Marine Shipping Assessment 2009
- U.S. Navy Arctic Roadmap 2014-2030
- Alaska Arctic Policy Commission Preliminary Report to the Alaska State Legislature
- Arctic Strategy Implementation: Fiscal Year 2014 Report to Congress
- Coast Guard Polar Icebreaker Modernization: Background and Issues for Congress
- Meaningful Collaboration and Environmental Governance with Alaska Natives: The Case of Increasing Maritime Traffic in the Bering Strait Region
- Testimony of Vice Admiral Peter V. Neffinger, Vice Commandant, on “Implementing U.S. Policy in the Arctic”
- Arctic Nautical Charting Plan
- Coast Guard Arctic Strategy Implementation Plan
- White House Releases Implementation Report on National Strategy for the Arctic
- Final Report of the Alaska Arctic Policy Commission (January 30, 2015)
- Implementation Plan for Alaska’s Arctic Policy (January 30, 2015)
- Statement on Canada’s Arctic Foreign Policy: Exercising Sovereignty and Promoting Canada’s Northern Strategy Abroad