Gabriella Gricius

@ggricius.bsky.social

Postdoctoral Fellow at University of Konstanz - Fellow & Media Coordinator at NAADSN, the Arctic Institute, and YGLN. I study Arctic security and expertise. PhD in Political Science from Colorado State University

If you'll be at #HighNorthDialogue this week, come by the speed dating session to make an unexpected connection while chatting about challenges & solutions in the High North.

North American and Arctic Defence and Security Network @naadsn-rdsnaa.bsky.social · 4mo ago

We'll be at #HighNorthDialogue next month with our Fellow @ggricius.bsky.social, hosting an interactive “speed dating” side event designed to connect concrete policy and governance challenges in the High North. www.highnorthdialogue.no/sideevents-2...

In turbulent times, it's useful to reflect on patterns of change and stability over the longer term. That's what @ggricius.bsky.social and I do in our long-anticipated new article. We compare data from all 8 Arctic countries between 2007-2024 to identify patterns in Arctic security public opinion.

Title and abstract for Wilfrid Greaves and Gabriella Gricius, "The Fragmented Arctic: Comparing Arctic security public opinion in Russia and the A7," Polar Record 63, e6 (2026): 1-13.

Tune into @ggricius.bsky.social discussing #ArcticSecurity in a new discussion with @crisisgroup.org

Olya Oliker aka Dr. Olga Oliker (she/her)@olyaoliker.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Feeling the need to cool down? On the new @crisisgroup.org War & Peace podcast, I talk to @ggricius.bsky.social about Arctic security--what it is, what great powers want from the region, what NATO is doing & why. If you want answers to these questions, listen in!

I'm happy to share a recently published article with Will Greaves, where we present an original dataset of 164 public opinion polls across the Arctic from 2007-2024 that illustrates the fragmentation of the Arctic into two distinct blocs. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

The fragmented Arctic: Comparing Arctic security public opinion in Russia and the A7 | Polar Record | Cambridge Core

The fragmented Arctic: Comparing Arctic security public opinion in Russia and the A7 - Volume 62

cambridge.org

It's already been a busy start to the new year, with many Greenland-related inquiries. So to say the obvious: Greenland is not for sale. Greenlanders do not want to be a part of the US, and respecting their self-determination is the most important message.