Abstract
This article covers the impressions and conclusions derived from ten years as a director of the Arctic Institute. It touches on some successful activities but chiefly dwells on what went wrong and why contraction and a change of venue and character were forced upon it. Key words: international cooperation, Arctic Institute of North America, arctic research, research funding
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