The Arctic Governance Research Group consists of experts from different scientific backgrounds who share an interest in the governance of the Arctic, in particular, regarding international law and its role in the polar regions, Arctic governance and cooperation in the Arctic, the protection of the natural environment, ocean governance, climate change and climate justice, human rights, securities, and the future of the Arctic region. These research topics often overlap with each other and connect the Arctic Governance Research Group with other research groups at the Arctic Centre and with researchers elsewhere in the Lapland University Consortium, the University of the Arctic and partner institutions around the world. In addition to researchers who work at the Arctic Centre, affiliated researchers from different institutions and areas of competence complement the research group. An agile network with flat hierarchies, our global, multidisciplinary team aims to create and share knowledge that provides practical benefits for the people who live in the Arctic, and to contribute to the development of scientific knowledge in different fields worldwide.