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Pavel Tkach is a Researcher at the Arctic Centre , University of Lapland. His research focuses on Arctic governance, subnational decision-making, and policy analysis, with a particular emphasis on environmental policy, migration studies, and indigenous rights. Tkach has been actively involved in EU-funded projects such as Arctic PASSION (observing systems for societal needs), SIRIUS 3.0 (migrant education data mapping), and Co-CREATE (responsible solar radiation modification research). He holds a Law background and has contributed to interdisciplinary research on topics like Nordic forest policy, green transition in the Arctic, and indigenous data sovereignty. Tkach has organized major events such as the Arctic Circle Assembly 2024 and Rovaniemi Arctic Spirit 2023 , showcasing his role in fostering international collaboration. His research outputs include commissioned reports on data-driven governance frameworks and peer-reviewed articles on climate policy, cultural security, and Arctic socio-legal dynamics. Tkach collaborates with institutions across Europe and is a key contributor to pan-Arctic observational systems and sustainable tourism initiatives.

• Arctic Governance
• Subnational Decision-making
• Environmental Policy
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Adam Stepien is a Doctoral Researcher at the Arctic Centre, University of Lapland's Faculty of Social Sciences. His research focuses on Arctic governance, policy coherence, and EU Arctic policy, with a PhD centered on Arctic sociopolitical dynamics. He has contributed to multiple EU-funded projects including ICEBERG (2024-2026) addressing climate resilience and Arctic Ocean governance, and Arctic PASSION (2021-2025) on pan-Arctic observing systems. Key research themes include indigenous governance, participatory decision-making, and the intersection of environmental law with Arctic development. He received an Honorable Mention in 2015 for innovative environmental protection research. Stepien has authored/co-authored 88 publications including chapters in major handbooks like Handbook of European Union Governance and peer-reviewed articles on Arctic security dynamics. His professional activities include organizing workshops like Rovaniemi Arctic Spirit (2023) and contributing to media discussions on EU Arctic policy implications. Collaborations span international institutions and Nordic partners, emphasizing transnational Arctic cooperation frameworks.

• Arctic Governance
• Policy Coherence
• International Law
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Anna Tarasenko is a grant-funded researcher at the University of Helsinki, specializing in Political Science . She serves as principal investigator for the Kone Foundation-supported project "Sensing as a Refugee: Vulnerable Bodies on the Move" (2023-2024) and teaches "Social Policy in Post-Soviet Countries" (2023). Projects: "A child's right to a family: deinstitutionalization of child welfare in Putin's Russia" (2016-2020), "Sensing as a Refugee" (2023-2026) Collaborations: Aleksanteri Institute, Finnish Centre for Russian and East European Studies, HYMY Doctoral School Her research focuses on social policy reform in post-Soviet states, particularly Russian child welfare systems, migration crisis management, and civil society's role in public service delivery . Recent work analyzes Ukrainian refugees' healthcare access in Finland and privatization of elderly care in Russia. Key publication outlets include Europe-Asia Studies, East European Politics, and Post-Soviet Affairs . She actively participates in international conferences and peer-review processes, and supervises graduate theses on post-Soviet governance topics. Conference Activities: Aleksanteri Conference 2018, BASEES Conference 2017, ISTR membership (2018-2019) Teaching: "Choices of Russian Modernization" (2018), "Life Cycle and Social Policy in Russia" (2017), "Interest groups in decision making" (2018)

• Social Policy in Russia
• Child Welfare Reform
• Post-Soviet Politics
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