New database exposes shadow networks behind Russia’s Arctic agenda
A new open-source database developed by the research group Arctida is shedding light on the hidden power structures shaping governance in the Russian Arctic. The tool, presented as a dynamic network graph, maps formal and informal relationships between over a thousand individuals and nearly 100 Arctic-related organizations—offering researchers, journalists and activists unprecedented insight into who really wields influence in the region.
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